Court Restores NDAA Detention | Appeals court threw out injunction against indefinite detention
Appeals Court Restores NDAA’s Indefinite Detention Provisions
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Judge Grants Obama DOJ Request to Suspend Case Against NDAA
Judge Suspends NDAA Injunction | The Obama DOJ fights to keep indefinite detention
Federal Judge Blocks NDAA Law on Indefinite Detention
A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the government from enforcing a statute in a recent defense authorization bill permitting the indefinite detention without trial of terrorism suspects, even American citizens, only to have it appealed by the Obama administration....
Judge Upholds Ban on NDAA Detentions
Judge Upholds Ban on NDAA Detentions | Rejects Obama call to ‘reconsider’ decision
House OKs Indefinite Detention of Terror Suspects
The House on Friday passed a defense bill that adds $8 billion for the military next year and approves indefinite detention for terror suspects, even if they are American citizens captured on U.S. soil. Before voting on the overall bill, the House rejected an...
Court Rejects Obama Arguments, Enjoins NDAA Detentions
Court Rejects Obama Arguments, Enjoins NDAA Detentions | Dissidents have reasonable fear of military detention
Former Security Officials: Outlawing Indefinite Detention for Suspects Would ‘Reward Terrorists’
Former Security Officials: Outlawing Indefinite Detention for Suspects Would ‘Reward Terrorists’ | Officials argue guaranteeing trial ‘unconstitutional’
Courts Decide Whether Civilian Contractors Have a Right to Civilian Trials
The law that made it possible to prosecute civilians in military courts could be one step closer to Supreme Court review, after appellate courts have wrestled with the case of the Iraqi-born civilian contractor Alaa “Alex” Ali, who was tried and imprisoned by the U.S....
House Republicans Rethinking Indefinite Detention Law
House Republicans Rethinking Indefinite Detention Law | Backlash has bill’s proponents scrambling for cover
Congress Passes Defense Bill Codifying Indefinite Detention
The Senate passed the 2012 defense authorization bill 86-13 on Thursday, one day after the House of Representatives passed it in a 283-136 vote. The bill, which codifies a system of indefinite detention for terrorism suspects, will be sent to the President's desk...
