Guantanamo judge rejects 'forced' confession
WASHINGTON (AFP) — A US military judge in Guantanamo Bay has thrown out the US government's evidence against an Afghan detainee because it was obtained
under coercion, a rights group said Friday.
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"Detainees who pose a grave national security threat might be unprosecutable for a variety of reasons: because of deficiencies in the criminal law as it stood in 2001, because evidence against them would not stand up in court, because the government might not have enough evidence to convict or because it obtained key evidence under coercive conditions."http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/20/AR2008112003005.html?hpid=opinionsbox1 Helen Thomas Blasts Use Of Torture (coercive conditions)in Press ConferenceVirtually alone in the press corps, veteran Helen Thomas asks the tough questions. Other reporters cower for fear they will lose access to government officials.
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