Terror suspect can challenge U.S. detention: court (Reuters)

News article: Terror suspect can challenge U.S. detention: court (Reuters)

News Manager July 16th, 2008

Reuters - President George W. Bush has the power to order the imprisonment of an al Qaeda suspect in the United States but the detainee must be able to challenge his status as an "enemy combatant," a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.

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News article: Terror suspect can challenge U.S. detention: court (Reuters)