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Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, who has dealt with terrorism trials as a judge and seen convictions successfully obtained with the full panoply of civil rights intact, thinks that U.S. civilian courts are not proper venues for terror trials. Full Article at Firedoglake
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Sitting on the bench at 500 Pearl Street, a District Court judge about to retire to the pasture of Biglaw equity, Michael Mukasey showed little reluctance to believe in the power of the federal court system to handle whatever was thrown at it. Full Article at Simple Justice
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Salim Hamdan, Osama bin Laden's alleged driver, was held in Cuba at Guantanamo Bay prison camp like these detainees. Full Article at The Washington Independent
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Michael Mukasey, former attorney general and a man who should know, argues today that civilian courts are no places for trying terrorists as the Obama administration is planning to do. Full Article at Betsy's Page
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By Michael B. Mukasey The Obama administration has said it intends to try several of the prisoners now detained at Guantanamo Bay in civilian courts in this country. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
