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: How Appealing"Witness fails to ID bin Laden's driver; The Pentagon came close to wrapping up its prosecution of Osama bin Laden's driver, calling a former ABC journalist, who testified he didn't recognize the driver from a 1998 interview"
The Washington Post today contains an article headlined "Capturing Bin Laden On Camera; At Guantanamo Trial, Former ABC Reporter Recounts 1998 Interview."
Carol J. Williams of The Los Angeles Times reports that "Guantanamo prosecution doesn't rest in Hamdan case; Though finished with their presentation, government lawyers await the military judge's decision on whether they can call a key witness to the stand."
And in The Wall Street Journal, Debra Burlingame has an op-ed entitled "From Gitmo to Miranda, With Love."
Full post as published by How Appealing on July 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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