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The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
Andy Worthington, author of The Guantánamo Files , looks at recent disturbing developments in the Military Commission trial system at Guantánamo, and traces a chain of command that runs from the Commissions' supposedly impartial "Convening Authority" all the way to the Office of the Vice President. A prosecutor resigns On September 24, Col. Lawrence Morris, the chief prosecutor of Guantánamo's...
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Andy Worthington (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
Andy Worthington, author of The Guantánamo Files, looks at recent disturbing developments in the Military Commission trial system at Guantánamo, and traces a chain of command that runs from the Commissions’ supposedly impartial “Convening Authority” all the way to the Office of the Vice President. A prosecutor resigns On September 24, Col. Lawrence Morris, the chief prosecutor [...]
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ACLU Bog of Rights (Free subscription) | 23/09/2008
Even as the proceedings in the 9/11 defendants’ cases were stalled, the chief military commissions prosecutor, Col. Lawrence Morris, was telling journalists yesterday he wants trials in five other cases to be finished before the next president takes office. In two of Morris’ flagship cases, the United States has the distinction [...]
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NHatky (Free subscription) | 25/09/2008
... last few weeks that he wanted to quit the prosecution team early and cited “personal reasons”, Col Lawrence Morris, the Guantanamo military commissions chief prosecutor, told reporters.The request was accepted and Vandeveld is winding down his involvement with the commission, Morris said. Vandeveld was prosecuting Afghan murder suspect Mohammed Jawad and the case will go on,...
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ireland.com (Free subscription) | 25/09/2008
... last few weeks that he wanted to resign from the prosecution team citing "personal reasons," Col. Lawrence Morris, the Guantanamo military commissions chief prosecutor, told reporters.The request was accepted and Vandeveld is winding down his involvement with the commission, Col Morris said.Lt Col Vandeveld was prosecuting Afghan murder suspect Mohammed Jawad and the case will...
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San Diego Union (Free subscription) | 27/09/2008
... as well as ethical lapses. The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there is no basis to Vandeveld's ethical qualms and his office complies “beyond what the rules require” in seeking out and turning over evidence. “The idea of holding out the specter of a wrongful conviction is outrageous,” he told The Associated Press, adding that defense...
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kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 27/09/2008
... as well as ethical lapses.
The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there is no basis to Vandeveld's ethical qualms and his office complies "beyond what the rules require" in seeking out and turning over evidence.
"The idea of holding out the specter of a wrongful conviction is outrageous," he told The Associated Press, adding...
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Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 27/09/2008
... bureaucracy as well as ethical lapses.The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there is no basis to Vandeveld's ethical qualms and his office complies "beyond what the rules require" in seeking out and turning over evidence."The idea of holding out the specter of a wrongful conviction is outrageous," he told The Associated Press, adding that...
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Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | 27/09/2008
... bureaucracy as well as ethical lapses.The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there is no basis to Vandeveld’s ethical qualms and his office complies “beyond what the rules require” in seeking out and turning over evidence.“The idea of holding out the specter of a wrongful conviction is outrageous,” he said, adding that defense complaints...
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Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 27/09/2008
... bureaucracy as well as ethical lapses.The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there is no basis to Vandeveld's ethical qualms and his office complies "beyond what the rules require" in seeking out and turning over evidence."The idea of holding out the specter of a wrongful conviction is outrageous," he told The Associated Press, adding that...
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Denver Post (Free subscription) | 26/09/2008
... called ethical lapses by prosecutors. The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there were no grounds to Vandeveld's "ethical qualms." Font Resize
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STLtoday.com (Free subscription) | 25/09/2008
... the deputy chief defense counsel for the Guantanamo tribunals. The chief prosecutor, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, denied that his office withheld evidence and said Vandeveld told him he was leaving his post for "personal reasons." "All you have is someone who is disappointed because his superiors didn't see the wisdom of his recommendation in a case," Morris said.
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Reuters (Free subscription) | 25/09/2008
... few weeks that he wanted to quit the prosecution team early and cited "personal reasons," Col. Lawrence Morris, the Guantanamo military commissions chief prosecutor, told reporters.The request was accepted and Vandeveld is winding down his involvement with the commission, Morris said. Vandeveld was prosecuting Afghan murder suspect Mohammed Jawad and the case will go on, Morris...
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kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 26/09/2008
... as well as ethical lapses.
The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there is no basis to Vandeveld's ethical qualms and his office complies "beyond what the rules require" in seeking out and turning over evidence.
"The idea of holding out the specter of a wrongful conviction is outrageous," he told The Associated Press, adding...
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Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 26/09/2008
... bureaucracy as well as ethical lapses.The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said there is no basis to Vandeveld's ethical qualms and his office complies "beyond what the rules require" in seeking out and turning over evidence."The idea of holding out the specter of a wrongful conviction is outrageous," he told The Associated Press, adding that...
