Paterson: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Shouldn't Be Tried In NYC
nydailynews.com:
Gov. Paterson on Monday joined the chorus of critics questioning the government's plan to try Kalid Shaikh Mohammed and four other accused 9/11 terrorists in New York.
nydailynews.com:
Gov. Paterson on Monday joined the chorus of critics questioning the government's plan to try Kalid Shaikh Mohammed and four other accused 9/11 terrorists in New York.
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Sen. Arlen Specter would like to see Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's trial be televised, stemming from a prosecutorial belief that trying him in a federal civilian court is the right decision.
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If the military trials are so easy to do and convict then how come the Bush administration failed do so in seven years. Osama Bin Laden's driver was tried in GitMo and he was let go with time served....
Quickly, what does Governor Paterson have in common with American justice?
They're both blind.
HEY-O!
Touche.
He has just assured himself a primary. I cannot believe the we, the tough talking Americans are afraid of ONE MAN in shackles~!!
I can understand why Patterson is afraid,,,half them time he is afraid, it is nature.
Gov. Patterson, please go some where and sit down! I had such high hopes for you, but, now, you're really starting to get on my nerves.
Paterson is wrong....a
Agreed. I'm quite sick of all the politicians piping in on this one, as if their opinion is the slightest bit relevant.
This may be the first time in the last 50 years that Paterson was right about anything.
It was definitely a terrible decision
they really did not think this through
Even a blind man can see what a horrible idea it is to try these people in a US court, with ALL the
rights and privliges of an American citizen under the US Constitution. This trial is a train wreck waiting to happen. A few slick lawyers (as in the OJ Simpson trail), manipulating justice, getting evidence thrown out because no Miranda Rights were read, no legel search warrants, no lawyer present when he confessed, etc. "if it doesn't fit, you must acquit"...
in a military court, where it should be.
Read the 14th amendment and how it has evolved.
First Posted: 11-16-09 02:32 PM | Updated: 11-16-09 03:18 PM