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The recently concluded Guantanamo Bay military commission trial of Salim Ahmed Hamdan was filled with surprises. Some commentators have complained about so-called "command influence" adversely affecting the fairness of such military trials. But courts-martial and military commissions have tried major cases for decades with scant evidence of the military hierarchy pressuring officers for a certain pre-ordained result, argues Chicago lawyer Gerald Skoning.
August 21, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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