Live From Guantanamo (via Fort Meade), It's Al Nashiri!
At this week's Al Nashiri military commission motions hearing, we're going to try something new. The blow-by-blow coverage we have been doing in the past has gotten a little bit overwhelming, both to produce and apparently---at least for some readers--to consume. So here's what we're going to do: On our Events Coverage page, we will be giving virtually live updates---short pieces describing what's going on in the hearing.
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At this week's Al Nashiri military commission motions hearing, we're going to try something new. The blow-by-blow coverage we have been doing in the past has gotten a little bit overwhelming, both to produce and apparently---at least for some readers--to consume. So here's what we're going to do: On our Events Coverage page, we will be giving virtually live updates---short pieces describing what's going on in the hearing. We will append links to those pieces to this post, which will remain at the top of the blog's main page all day. It will serve as a kind of table of contents to the live blogging. In addition, we will post, as time permits, longer analysis pieces to the main page, that will attempt to break through to higher ground. The goal is to serve both those people who want detailed time-sensitive coverage and those who want analysis from the 30,000 foot level. The hearing starts in 15 minutes. Stay tuned:
- Post #1: The Hearing Begins
- Post #2: Discussion Commences on the Motion to Disqualify
- Post #3: Kammen on Bias, Real and Perceived
- Post #4: Lockhart on Recusal
- Post #5: Kammen Rebuttal on Recusal
- Post #6: The Hearing Resumes---And Judge Pohl Rules on Recusal
- Post #7: Details on a Lawyer's Undetailing
- Post #8: Wherein We Debate Videos and Photographs
- Post #9: How Many Prosecutors Does It Take to Screw In a Light Bulb?
- Post #10: When is a Lawyer Not a Lawyer?
- Post #11: On Paralegals and Associates
- Post #12: How Many Forensic Psychologists Does It Take To Screw In a Light Bulb?
- Post #13: Identify Your Experts, Please
- Post #14: A Little CIPA To Close Out Your Day
Benjamin Wittes is editor in chief of Lawfare and a Senior Fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution. He is the author of several books.
Wells C. Bennett was Managing Editor of Lawfare and a Fellow in National Security Law at the Brookings Institution. Before coming to Brookings, he was an Associate at Arnold & Porter LLP.
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