Keywords
- 9/11
- Rasul
- Center for Constitutional Rights
- Hamdan
- iguanas
- irony
- firing attorneys
- indefinite detention
- military police
- Guantanamo Bay
- Camp Echo
- client interviews
- Supreme Court
- Rasul v. Bush
- Bush Administration
- detention
- language barrier
- translator
- Germany
- dehumanization
- September 11
- Osama Bin Laden
- Hamas
- terrorism
- al Qaeda
- Taliban
- FOIA
- Department of Defense
- habeas petition
- protective order
- recording device
- torture
- Islam
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- Bernhard Docke
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- Algeria
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- travel to home country
- UN refugees center
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- Office of Military Commissions
- JAG officers
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- Moroccas
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- marines
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- Jew
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- beraucracy
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- Guantanamo
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- Saudi Arabia
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- death of detainees family member,
- government labeling
- inconsistency
- hijab
- eye-contact w/female attorneys
- Pakistan
- Imam's Conference
- Yemen
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- Montana
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- Morocco
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- life on Guantanamo
- escorts
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- Bagram
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- Uighurs
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- Florida
- state persecution
- POWs
- Stalag 17
- candy wrapper
- camp layout
- military order
- camp life
- government accountability
- Guantanamo research
- Seton Hall School of Law
- Zalita
- Utaybi
- suicide
- hunger strike
- Libya
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- client frustration
- US Embassy
- Turkish government
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- International law
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- diplomatic pressure
- European Parliament
- Council of Europe
- Human Rights Organizations
- justice
- Baher Azmy
- CSRT
- Chancellor Angela Merkel
- President Bush
- media
- Kandahar
- CIA
- Turkey
- German Defense Ministry
- Prime Minister Frank Walter Steinmeier
- MCA
- Hicks
- bureaucracy
- Massachusetts
- Civil Rights
- heroism
- pro bono
- International Justice Network
- Tina Foster
- Clive Stafford Smith
- Reprieve
- International Committee of the Red Cross
- Bahrain
- Riyadh
- sham evidence
- military personal representatives
- sworn detainee statements
- secure facility
- ICRC
- suicide attempts
- hunger strikes
- Bosnia
- CSRTs
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- pro se
- lack of evidence
- frequent flyer program
- child soldiers
- motions to dismiss
- freedom of speech
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- law enforcement
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- terroism
- paradigm
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- approved to leave
- social protest
- attorney
- clearance
- solo
- Libyan
- bounty
- leaflets
- medical treatment
- Huffington Post
- prisoner rights
- Northern Alliance
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- Guantanamo escorts
- contempt
- Commander McCarthy
- attorney-client privilege
- custody
- classified materials
- interpreters
- interrogation
- cleared for release
- released
- Combatant Status Review Tribunals
- access to counsel
- Mamdouh Habib
- personal
- trouble for attorneys
- becoming an interpretor
- getting clearance
- funny story
- guantanmo interpretor
- sex
- real conversation
- wife
- Boumediene
- immediate response force
- how clients ended up in GTMO
- dignity
- Mohammed Al Amin
- Mauritania
- beating
- abuse
- forced feeding
- government lawyer
- military review
- Saifullah Paracha
- green card
- Pakistani
- Roque
- cuba
- detainee treatment act
- Castro
- Kuwait
- soft power
- realities of detention
- detention policies
- naval brig
- Charleston
- SC
- enemy combatant
- how habeas corpus petitions got started
- spurious evidence
- Authorization for use of military force (AUMF)
- getting into the prison
- military personnel
- female attorneys
- charity work
- Fordham Law Schoo
- traveling to GTMO
- meeting the client
- life at GTMO
- contacting the client's family
- classification review
- rejecting attorneys
- civil liberties
- unlawful detention individual fredom
- balance of powers
- life on GTMO
- Syria
- isolation
- ghost sites
- political solutions
- Australia
- rejection of attorneys
- escort
- torture memo
- aclu
- enhanced interrogation
- Uzbekistan
- Gaza
- the client's personal life
- Tajikistan
- Marine
- watchlist
- commissions
- frustration
- DTA
- constitutional law
- headscarf
- detainee
- Fahd Umar
- Saudi
- habeas petitions
- suspension of habeas corpus
- Al Odah
- Abu Ghraib
- Padilla
- soldiers
- nametag
- numbers
- shackles
- warlords
- Iguana
- Military Commissions Act
- Maher Arar
- torture by proxy
- Khaled El-Masri
- CIA Black Sites
- Amnesty International
- rendition and secret detention Program
- NYU School of Law Center for Human Rights and Global Justice
- NYU School of Law International Human Rights Clinic
- Mohammd al-Asad
- secret detention
- CIA mistakes
- Eastern Europe
- challenges of keeping secrets
- leaks
- "Glomar" doctrine
- Uighers
- politics
- Pul-e-Charkhi
- macarthur
- Jewish
- Mamdouh
- family
- trust
- Charitable work
- United States Armed Forces
- captured
- 2001 attacks
- next friend petitions
- Iraq
- DOJ
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- secured facility
- classified evidence
- maximum security
- indefinitely imprisoned
- volunteer lawyers
- writs of habaes corpus
- United States District Court for the District of Columbia
- federal Constitution
- suspension clause
- international conventions
- international treaties
- aliens
- military custody
- Al Odah v. U.S.
- kangaroo courts
- Secretary of Defense
- Hamdan v. Rumsfeld
- Code of Military Justice
- UCMJ
- detained
- Boumediene v. Bush
- Johnson v. Eisentrager
- Administrative Review Board Hearings
- Tribunal Presidents
- Personal Representative
- CSRT transcripts
- redaction
- Administrative Review Board
- ARB
- hearsay
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- coercion
- worst of the worst
- Air Sunshine
- Lynx Air
- CBQ
- Combined Bachelors' Quarters
- JTF
- honor bound to defend freedom
- total isolation
- unjust imprisonment
- treaty obligations
- fair hearing
- Seton Hall
- suicides
- obtaining funding for representation
- habeas actions
- Paul Weiss
- orgins of the litigation
- meeting clients
- in limbo
- approved for release
- undergarments
- Babrru
- alternative forms of advocacy
- after GTMO
- a place beyond the law
- Geneva Conventions
- Dilawar
- indefinite detetion
- sham commisions
- Brief
- Guantanmo
- grant of certification
- Wilmer Hale
- Stephen Abraham,
- Canada
- illegal rendition
- tribunals
- habeas hearings
- client's testimony
- Lebenon
- secret detention sites
- CIA rendition
- prisoner
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- law student
- Fordham Law School's International Justice Clinic
- habeas lawyer
- security clearance
- classified information
- illegal detention
- Navy brig
- Defense Intelligence Agency
- DIA
- improper detention
- improper investigations
- spurious information
- Afganistan
- military interference
- Tunisia
- refusing to meet with lawyers
