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Isn't it's darkest secret the fact that we can't shut it down because the inmates don't want to face civilian trial in NYC and they have nowhere else to go?
by Palptine 7y ago
Isn't it's darkest secret the fact that we can't shut it down because the inmates don't want to face civilian trial in NYC and they have nowhere else to go?
- ummwhat 7y agoWhere did you hear they don't want to face civilian trial and even if true where did you hear they could refuse to have a trial and also where did you hear they would be tried in new york?
- senorjazz 7y agoI believe it is the US Gov who doesn't want them to go to trial due to lack of evidence / evidence from torture is not usable for all that has gone on to come out in a more public forum
- phyzome 7y agoThis looks relevant: « In June, 2004, the Supreme Court ruled that Guantánamo detainees could challenge the grounds for their detention. It became fashionable for high-profile corporate-law firms to represent Guantánamo clients, pro bono, but many detainees rejected representation, because they thought it was a ploy to lend legitimacy to an unjust detention. »
- tptacek 7y agoIt is my understanding that almost the exact opposite of this is true.
- jonathanstrange 7y agoSorry if that sounds cynic, but maybe not all of them have full confidence in the US justice system?
- mtnGoat 7y agowell unfortunately the US justice system is the one they are going to have to deal with. you don't really get a preference in such things.
- Nasrudith 7y agoNah because if they did that it would give them rights.