U.S. terrorism trials face court challenges (Reuters)

News article: U.S. terrorism trials face court challenges (Reuters)

News Manager September 30th, 2006

Reuters - New military trial rules for terrorism suspects that President George W. Bush endorsed and Congress approved will draw vigorous court challenges and could be struck down for violating rights guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution, critics and legal experts said.

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News article: U.S. terrorism trials face court challenges (Reuters)