Suspected terrorists challenging their Guantanamo Bay detention should have access to limited classified material while the Bush administration seeks to stop their suits, a federal judge said Thursday. Government lawyers asked Judge Joyce Hens Green to authorize an immediate appeal after she declined Monday to toss 54 detainees' suits. On Thursday, Green agreed the government may seek the appeal because her order directly conflicts with a decision by another federal judge.
February 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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