Algerian court clears former Guantánamo captives
An Algerian court on Sunday acquitted two men once held at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, who were returned home to face trial on links to terrorism, their defense lawyer said.
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NYC lawyer: 9/11 accused want platform for views
The five men facing trial in the Sept. 11 attacks will plead not guilty so that they can air their criticisms of U.S. foreign policy, the lawyer for one of the defendants said Sunday.
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Judge orders Algerian freed from Guantánamo
A federal judge Friday ordered the Obama administration to free a long-held Guantánamo captive who fled his native Algeria years ago and kicked around Europe as a construction worker for a decade before his capture in Pakistan.
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Ashcroft: Don't prosecute terror suspects in federal court
Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft said Friday that prosecuting terror suspects in federal court in New York rather than a military tribunal jeopardizes the safety of Americans.
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GUANTANAMO BAY
Broken deadline not a surprise at Guantánamo
No reinforcements, and no surprise at Guantánamo, as word spread that President Barack Obama confirmed the White House will miss its closure deadline.
Guantánamo
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Guantánamo war court gavels back into 1-day session
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Illinois lawmaker defends `savage religion' remark
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Obama: No exact deadline for closing Guantánamo
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Alleged 9/11 plotters 'stoic,' polite on learning of New York trial
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Illinois town would rather get Guantánamo prisoners
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U.S. plans for end of Guantánamo prison camps
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NYC trial won't close Guantánamo war court
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New York trials for 9/11 suspects raise safety fears
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New Yorkers worry about trial for 9/11 mastermind
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Canada Supreme Court hears Omar Khadr case
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Guantánamo 9/11 suspects to go to NYC for trial
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Witness in Italy may hold key to Guantánamo trials
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Detainee challenges judge to hear habeas petition
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McDonald's is hiring -- for Guantánamo
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Muslim ex-Gitmo detainees face challenges in Palau
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Ex-enemy combatant gets 8 years as al Qaeda agent
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Pentagon to offer swine flu vaccine to terror suspects
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Ex-Guantánamo detainees sue UK to make evidence public
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Guantánamo Uighurs know justices took their case
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Lawyers duel over evidence in Sudanese terror case
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U.S. seeks delay in 2 Sudanese cases at Guantánamo
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Admiral: I can empty Guantánamo in 10 days
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Pentagon convenes Sudanese war-crime cases
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9/11 trial a death penalty test for NYC juries
New York juries are often loath to impose the death penalty, even for terrorists.
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Obama, Holder predict conviction in 9/11 case
From opposite ends of the globe, President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder firmly rejected cr...
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Canada Supreme Court hears Omar Khadr case
The federal government argued before the Supreme Court Friday that Canadian courts do not have the right to...
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Detainee challenges judge to hear habeas petition
A man from Tajikistan seeking his freedom from the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, is challenging ...
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GUANTANAMO BAY
Supreme Court agrees to consider Guantánamo Uighurs case
The decision on whether or not Chinese Uighurs imprisoned at the Guantánamo prison camps can be rele...
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White House: Illinois prison eyed for Guantánamo captives
The Obama administration may buy a near-empty prison in rural northwestern Illinois to house detainees from...
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GOP lawmakers decry Obama decision to move terror trials
Republican lawmakers Friday bitterly criticized President Barack Obama's decision to try accused terror...
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White House allies say Obama bungled closing
President Barack Obama's order to close the Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, military prison by Jan. 22 was fol...
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Prison camps closure roils S.C. politics
It's one year before South Carolinians elect a new governor and the possibility that the Charleston Brig co...
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Admiral: I can empty Guantánamo in 10 days
The military can comply with a White House order to empty the detention center and clear all 221 war-on-ter...
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Holder worried about lawmakers' Gitmo objections
Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday he is worried lawmakers' opposition to bringing Guantánamo...
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McDonald's is hiring -- for Guantánamo
Out of work and willing to relocate? McDonald's is advertising for an assistant manager for its sole franch...
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The Guantánamo developments
Attorney General Eric Holder has announced a series of developments in the Obama administration's bid to sh...
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Web Extra | A prison camps primer
The Pentagon has built a series of prison camps at Guantánamo Bay since it inaugurated its offshore interr...
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Guidelines for inclusion in prison camp library
A list of guidelines for the Guantánamo detainee library, obtained by The Miami Herald, breaks down topics ...
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SECOND IN A TWO-PART SERIES
Guantánamo base awaits uncertain future
These are days of uncertainty at Guantánamo Bay -- for the prisoners, contractors and sailors who will rem...
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Townsfolk leery of holding terrorism suspects
The anxiety of locals who live near the brig at Charleston, S.C., one possible place Guantánamo deta...
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