The Guantánamo Blog

It has been less than a week... the Supreme Court has again declared that the men at Gitmo have rights, not very many mind you... but a few ...

In March of 2007 I wrote a piece for HuffingtonPost on the Myth of the return to the battlefield. I started out by saying: Why bother to do ...

Yesterday we saw many of the right wing nuts explaining why the Supreme Court was wrong in their decision to uphold our Constitution. With t...

This is from Chris Floyd's site... but because I couldn't figure out how to do a link to the actual Dylan blog I just copied the who...

I will not give a long scholarly analysis. It is not my style. The short and sweet version is that the Guantanamo prisoners have the right t...

Court gives detainees habeas rights Thursday, June 12th, 2008 10:08 am Lyle Denniston Print This Post In a stunning blow to the Bush Adminis...

Hey lots of events for you londoners... click on the title to see what REPRIEVE has up it's sleeve when Bush comes to town to visit with...

I haven't copied the whole blog but you can click the title above and go to it. There are two interesting things that I didn't catc...

Washington, DC, June 10, 2008) – More than two-thirds of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, including many cleared for release or transfer, are be...

Somehow I missed this yesterday but now we learn that the prosecution manual calls for the destruction of interrogation notes. I guess they ...

Sometime between now and I am told June 23rd (technically it could be as late as June 30th) the Supreme Court will rule on the constitutiona...

THE LATEST REPORT FROM JUSTINIAN Roger Fitch Esq • June 2, 2008 Our Man in Washington Guantánamo unravelling … Bush admin sacks judge mi...

Pentagon Makes Public the 2003 Working Group Report on Detainee Interrogation The Department of Defense has posted the 2003 Working...

I reported a few days ago about the 34 men and women who protested against our legal black hole... Guantanamo... outside the U. S. Supreme C...

Gregory Garre has been nominated by Bush to be the next Solicitor General after Paul Clement and Thomas Hungar announced almost simultaneous...