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Cheney defends 'alternative' interrogation techniques

Vice President Dick Cheney defended the Bush administration's record on prisoner interrogations, telling a veterans' group that its use of "alternative" techniques against suspects was legal and proper.

Pakistani accused of shooting at U.S. officers extradited to U.S.

A Pakistani scientist accused of shooting at U.S. officers while in Afghan custody last month has been extradited to the United States, federal prosecutors said Monday.

Time.com: Why Karadzic Wants No Lawyer

The Bosnian Serb accused war criminal is following a long-standing tradition by planning to defend himself

Previously secret torture memo released

The Bush administration told the CIA in 2002 that its interrogators working abroad would not violate U.S. prohibitions against torture unless they "have the specific intent to inflict severe pain or suffering," according to a previously secret Justice Department memo released Thursday.

Time.com: Judge Limits Hamdan Prosecution

A Gitmo judge's dismissal of evidence against bin Laden's driver could bode ill for cases against others tied to 9/11

Judge refuses to delay detainee trial

A federal judge refused Thursday to delay the approaching military commission trial of a Yemeni man who served as Osama bin Laden's personal bodyguard and driver.

9/11 detainees face separate hearings on intimidation claims

A military judge will hold separate hearings for five men accused in the September 11 terrorist attacks to determine if they were intimidated into asking to represent themselves.

Court limits defendant's right to act as own lawyer

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a state has the right to prevent a possibly schizophrenic defendant from serving as his own lawyer in a criminal court.

Time.com: Gitmo Trials: The Political Agenda

The Administration and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed may both be seeking to speed his trial -- but for very different reasons

9/11 suspects decline representation

Accused September 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed used his first day in court to intimidate his co-defendants into refusing their right to counsel, a lawyer involved in the proceedings said Thursday.

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