Honor bound : inside the Guantanamo trials / by Kyndra Miller Rotunda.
Material type: TextPublisher: Durham, N.C. : Carolina Academic Press, [2008]Copyright date: ©2008Description: xvii, 264 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1594605122
- 9781594605123
- Honour bound
- Honour bound : Inside the Guantanamo trials
- Detention of persons -- United States
- Terrorism -- Prevention -- Law and legislation -- United States
- Civil rights -- Government policy -- United States
- Due process of law -- United States
- Military courts -- United States
- Prisoners of war -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Cuba -- Guantánamo Bay Naval Base
- Detention of persons -- Cuba -- Guantánamo Bay Naval Base
- Political prisoners -- Government policy -- Cuba -- Guantánamo Bay Naval Base
- Prisoners -- Abuse of -- Cuba -- Guantánamo Bay Naval Base
- 341.6 22
- KF9625 .R68 2008
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The nightmare begins, September 11th, 2001 -- Getting my boots muddy -- Young JAGs go head to head -- "Follow me" to Fort Benning -- Guantanamo bound, "it don't Gitmo better!" -- A 9-eyed critter and a trip to the camp -- Commemorating September 11th, 2002 -- The U.S. exceeds the Geneva Conventions, and gets burned -- Major General Miller shakes up Gitmo -- The two faces of the international committee of the Red Cross -- Interrogation techniques -- The Justice Department back-peddles on torture -- A soldier comes home, no room at the inn -- The fallen and wounded -- Captain Marton and Private First Class Lynch -- Casualty affairs drops the ball -- Home, home on the range -- Twisted logic, terrorism 101 -- Leads turn cold while agents turnover -- Bureaucratic bog down -- Due process for detainees -- Paroling terrorists back to the battlefield -- Iraqi justice -- Helping prosecutors -- Military commission history and rules -- Back to Guantanamo Bay - not a modern day Nuremberg -- Inside military commissions -- The Taliban : a license to kill -- Orchestrating trials : Colonels Brownback and Hodges -- Should the U.S. government allow detainees to represent themselves? -- Setting the record straight -- The way forward ith military commissions.
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