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: Wise Law BlogOn Gitmo Trial Exclusion of Torture-Related Evidence
For civil libertarians, it was a classic good news/bad news day. The good news was that a court had ruled that the government would pay a price for torture?maybe not in punishments for those who devised the policies, but in significant setbacks for its prosecutions of alleged terrorists. Today, torture met its first institutional, legal rebuke.
The bad news is that this is only the tip of the extra-legal iceberg. The law can be twisted in other ways?outside of the realm of torture?to accommodate the government's unique treatment of Guantanamo defendants, including the possibility of post-acquittal detention
Full post as published by Wise Law Blog on October 10, 2010 (boomark / email).
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