Sat. November 22, 2008
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Columbia City Paper
November 22, 2008
In years past, he stood at
Dubya's side and smiled serenely as the president signed away Habeas Corpus in the
Military Commissions Act. He was lurking in ...
Australia.TO
November 22, 2008
President-Elect Obama has already pledged to repeal the
Military Commissions Act, which revived
the Bush administration's deeply flawed "terror trials" ...
Culture11
November 22, 2008
Antiwar.com
November 21, 2008
President-elect Obama has already pledged to repeal the
Military Commissions Act, which revived
the Bush administration's deeply flawed "terror trials" ...
The Washington Independent
November 20, 2008
On the campaign trail, Obama specifically pledged to "close
Guantanamo, reject the
Military Commissions Act and adhere to the
Geneva Conventions. ...
The Washington Independent
November 20, 2008
...
terrorism and counterterrorism director at
Human Rights Watch, "but in the promises he's kept - his vote against the
Military Commissions Act of 2006, ...
Center for Research on Globalization
November 20, 2008
President-Elect Obama has already pledged to repeal the
Military Commissions Act, which revived
the Bush administration's deeply flawed "terror trials" ...
Record-Harvard Law School
November 20, 2008
... Bellinger assessed that "on paper, the procedures [of military commissions post-Hamdan and the Military Commissions Act of 2006] are about 90% fine. ...
Salon
November 20, 2008
The release order today resulted from the habeas corpus right which the Military Commissions Act purpoted to abolish but which the Supreme Court restored. ...
WebWire (press release)
November 19, 2008
The
Military Commissions Act unconstitutionally creates jurisdiction to try detainees for conduct not traditionally recognized as a
war crime. ...
OpEdNews
November 19, 2008
... the attack on, and ongoing occupation of,
Iraq; the
Military Commissions Act (authorizing enhanced interrogation techniques, abolishing habeas corpus, ...
Arizona Daily Wildcat
November 19, 2008
...
Iraq; the
Military Commissions Act (authorizing enhanced interrogation techniques, abolishing habeas corpus and immunizing war
criminals); expansions of ...
National Journal
November 19, 2008
... be bound by the
army Field Manual rules for interrogation, and repealing the
Military Commissions Act, which governs the trials of
enemy combatants. ...
Huffington Post
November 19, 2008
The only thing
uncle Ted liked better than the
Patriot Act was the
Military Commissions Act. His "Incredible Hulk" tie trumped the
Constitution more than ...
ScienceBlogs
November 18, 2008
... enacted the
Patriot Act and then renewed it with virtually no changes; didn't even bother to mount a filibuster to stop the
Military Commissions Act; ...
Gateway
November 18, 2008
... seizures and surveillance allowed by the FISA bill and Patriot Acts I and II, the removal of habeas corpus through the Military Commissions Act of 2006 ...
Salon
November 18, 2008
... the attack on, and ongoing occupation of,
Iraq; the
Military Commissions Act (authorizing enhanced interrogation techniques, abolishing habeas corpus, ...
Lew Rockwell
November 18, 2008
Taking advantage of the fact that the
Military Commissions Act allows
prisoners to represent themselves (but only if they are willing to mount a defense, ...
OpEdNews
November 17, 2008
in the event of a "National Emergency": http://www.freedomfiles.org/war/
FEMA.htm Among the many "Anti-Terror" laws (
Patriot Act,
Military Commissions Act, ...
Inter Press Service
November 17, 2008
Asked whether she believes Obama will heed the recommendations of HRW, Mariner stressed that by voting against the Military Commissions Act of 2006 to ...
New Europe
November 16, 2008
In broad terms, the idea seems to be to abandon the military tribunals authorised under the Military Commissions Act 2006. These have begun to get underway ...
RINF.COM
November 14, 2008
They also object that
enemy combatant determinations don't meet the demands of the
Military Commissions Act (MCA); that such indefinite incarceration ...
John Birch Society
November 14, 2008
JURIST
November 14, 2008
To his great credit, he voted against the Military Commissions Act of 2006, which permitted the government to classify individuals - including US citizens ...
World Magazine
November 14, 2008
Though protesters didn't specify what falls under "
torture," they did point to
President Bush's
Military Commissions Act of 2006 as giving too much leeway ...
Center for Research on Globalization
November 14, 2008
The military commissions and their trial procedures, created under the Military Commissions Act of 2006, have been universally condemned by jurists, ...
New York Times
November 14, 2008
Members from both parties voted for laws like the Military Commissions Act of 2006, which stripped detainees of habeas corpus rights, and looked the other ...
WIBW
November 14, 2008
... military commissions, Congress enacted the Military Commissions Act of 2006, effectively endorsing the use of military tribunals to try detainees. ...
JURIST
November 13, 2008
... Treatment Act (2005) [texts], the
Military Commissions Act (2006) [text, PDF], and the Fifth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments of the
US Constitution.
Sun-Sentinel.com
November 13, 2008
The News Journal
November 13, 2008
Advance Titan
November 12, 2008
... the authorization for the
Iraq war, the
Military Commissions Act, and now the 'Protect America Act of 2007' which amend the 'Foreign Intelligence ...
Salon
November 12, 2008
... enacted the
Patriot Act and then renewed it with virtually no changes; didn't even bother to mount a filibuster to stop the
Military Commissions Act; ...
Galesburg Register-Mail
November 12, 2008
"Under the
Military Commissions Act, the president (now including
Barack Obama) can seize citizens as
enemy combatants even if they have nothing to do with ...
OpEdNews
November 12, 2008
Beliefnet.com
November 11, 2008
Many have noted the proliferating legislation -- from the Military Commissions Act of 2007 to Bush's signing statement refusing Congress' limitations on ...
Sun-Sentinel.com
November 11, 2008
Deutsche Welle
November 11, 2008
"As President, I will close Guantánamo, reject the
Military Commissions Act, and adhere to the
Geneva Conventions," then-candidate
Barack Obama told a crowd ...
Brandweek Magazine
November 10, 2008
10 and featured a picture of Obama with the quote: "As president, I will close
Guantanamo, reject the
Military Commissions Act and adhere to the Geneva ...
MarketWatch
November 10, 2008
Obama, as a candidate, pledged to "close
Guantanamo, reject the
Military Commissions Act and adhere to the
Geneva Conventions." In a full page ad in the New ...
