It's simple guys: go look for yourself if you haven't done so.
I'm not your doggy.
If you two have failed to find out WHAT EXACTLY IS WRONG with the procedures of guantanamo bay, it's not anymore my responsibility to help you out with it.
Any person who follows actual news and knows something about basic things with laws, knows it already, without having law §'s put up in front of their eyes.
I really wonder how deep and how much time you guys expect me to spend with a single forum thread, when you guys simply either play stupid or don't know anything about international laws or human right laws.
How about you two go read those things to educate yourself? that way you guys don't need to put others go through alot of trouble just because you guys haven't bothered to do it yourself.
Gee.. guess I need to start acting like me-knows-nothing as well and force others to dig out every bit of silly stuff for me or otherwise they'll be just throwing accusations out of the wind.
It'd be funny if I'd ask you guys about exact laws what something is breaking, what would you guys say? go find it everytime someone asks? yeah right, LOL.
Let's see what amnesty itself says.. didn't I already guide you to look at it?
Someones just lacks the initiave, but keeps the right to b1tch. *cough*hypocrits*cough*
Amnesty International believes that the Military Order should be revoked, and that any trial before the military commissions would contravene international standards:
The commissions will lack independence from the executive. The executive has the power to name who will be tried by the commissions, to appoint or to remove commission members, to pick the panel that will review convictions, and to make the final decision in any case.
There will be no right of appeal to an independent and impartial court established by law. The commissions can pass death sentences. Under international standards, governments must ensure particular respect for all fair trial rights in capital cases, including the right to appeal.
The right to counsel of choice and to an effective defence is restricted. Defendants will be provided with military lawyers and would have to pay to retain a civilian lawyer. Among other restrictions, civilian lawyers may not have access to classified information or closed proceedings. In addition, lawyer/client confidentiality is not guaranteed.
US citizens cannot be subject to the Military Order and will not be tried by military commission, even if accused of the same offence as a foreign national. International law prohibits discrimination on the basis of nationality with regards to fair trial rights. The commissions would allow a lower standard of evidence than is admissible in ordinary courts
...oh yeah Martlet, you just dodged the amnesty post last time with some irrelevant flame.
No wonder you missed it, my bad..... (..nah)
So keen to require things from the others and to downplay them, but yet unable to do so yourself what you ask from the others.
You're not a great discusser, you obviously are trying to think of yourself.