Government Asks For Delay in Guant谩namo Military Commission Cases of 9/11 Defendants
The government indicated today it would ask for a further delay in the Guant谩namo military commissions cases of the defendants charged in the 9/11 attacks. The proceedings are currently scheduled to resume on Monday, September 21, and it will be up to the military judge whether or not to grant a requested delay. The government鈥檚 request would come on the heels of a petition filed by military defense lawyers on September 10 asking a federal court to halt the unconstitutional military commissions system.
Several defendants in the Guant谩namo military commissions are represented by military attorneys assisted by the John Adams Project, a joint effort by the 老澳门开奖结果 and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers to provide support for the under-resourced military defense counsel in the Guant谩namo military commissions.
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