US military lawyer still concerned about Guantanamo Bay
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 15 2004 10:56 AM
Submitted by TheFuckOffKid. Edited By legionnaire.
US military lawyer Major Michael Mori continues to speak out against the military tribunal process that his client, Australian Guantanamo detainee
David Hicks, will be tried under.
Hicks has been detained at Guantanamo Bay for over two years, in the company of fellow Australian, Mamdouh Habib, while the Australian government has chosen not to pursue their return to be tried in Australia, a position criticised by the opposition Labor Party.
The issue here is not "guilt" or "innocence" (of charges that have not yet been laid) -- what's of concern, as a number of letter writers to newspapers have noted, is the lack of anything resembling due process, and the motives of the Australian government in leaving Hicks and Habib to the American military tribunal system. (Comnmentators note that even the Bali bombers, not to mention Adolf Eichmann, were accorded more due process than Hicks and Habib have been accorded thus far.)

















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