Motions Hearing in Al-Nashiri: October 24 Session
And we're back . . . to another day of CCTV-broadcasted hearings in the military commission case of United States v. Al-Nashiri.
At Guantanamo, there are some lingering concerns about Hurricane Sandy; still, my sense is that our proceedings will go forward at 9 a.m., as scheduled. Assuming they do, the first order of business will be an on-the-record chat between Judge Pohl and the accused, regarding the latter's right to attend pre-trial sessions in person.
Posts will be up in our Events Coverage section throughout the day.
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And we're back . . . to another day of CCTV-broadcasted hearings in the military commission case of United States v. Al-Nashiri.
At Guantanamo, there are some lingering concerns about Hurricane Sandy; still, my sense is that our proceedings will go forward at 9 a.m., as scheduled. Assuming they do, the first order of business will be an on-the-record chat between Judge Pohl and the accused, regarding the latter's right to attend pre-trial sessions in person.
Posts will be up in our Events Coverage section throughout the day. You'll also find links to the posts below.
October 24 Session #1: Al-Nashiri On Presence
October 24 Session #2: About Those Yemeni Witness Statements
October 24 Session #3: Drones and Discovery
October 24 Session #4: DIVO, Part One
October 24 Session #5: Ex Parte Matters, and Protective Order Modifications
October 24 Session #6: He Can't Be Neutral
October 24 Session #7: On Hostilities
Wells C. Bennett was Managing Editor of Lawfare and a Fellow in National Security Law at the Brookings Institution. Before coming to Brookings, he was an Associate at Arnold & Porter LLP.
