Wednesday 16 July 2008
By Adam Liptak, The New York Times
Indefinite military detentions of persons apprehended within the United States
are legal, according to a Tuesday federal appeals court decision. (Read...
The Associated Press
Thursday, May 1, 2008
NEW YORK: Aviation companies sued by the families of Sept. 11 victims for failing to safeguard air travel are in turn blaming federal investigators -- arguing the Federal Aviation...
It is beyond outrageous that all of America will not be allowed to see these proceedings... if an act of Congress allowed the Moussaoui trial to be broadcast for 9/11 victims' families, an act of Congress can allow the rest of us to see these, as well. As Lori van Auken says here, "We got much more information from those (Moussaoui) hearings than we ever got from the 9-11 Commission," America needs much more information, and the world needs to see how we treat criminals in this "free society." After all, if there's nothing to hide, why hide? Show us what "fair" trials look like!
Lawyers claim he pleaded guilty without seeing secret evidence
By MATT APUZZO
Associated Press
February 26, 2008
WASHINGTON — Lawyers urged Zacarias Moussaoui not to plead guilty to terrorism charges. They just couldn't tell him why.
In newly filed...
BRUSSELS, European Parliament, 26th February 2008.
Mark Dermul (www.911belgium) reporting.
On Tuesday 26th February, Europarliamentarian Guilietto Chiesa invited his colleagues and the press to attend the screening and debate of the Italian-produced documentary named 'ZERO, an...
By William Glaberson
The New York Times
Saturday 09 February 2008
Military prosecutors are in the final phases of preparing the first sweeping case against suspected conspirators in the plot that led to the deaths of nearly...
