[jriemer]

Justices let stand a lower court ruling that allowed the government to pursue the death penalty while restricting Moussaoui's direct access to three al-Qaida terror captives.

Moussaoui is older than 18 so he's free game. [/sarc]

[OXENinFLA]

[Trust but Verify]

This will make the libs' heads spin.......

[CFC__VRWC]

Legal wrangling over witness access and the death penalty have stalled a trial for Moussaoui, a case of heavy legal and symbolic importance for the Justice Department in its post-9-11 prosecutions in civil court.

Which is why President Bush wanted to use military tribunals to adjudicate these cases. He knew that the ACLU terror appeasers and the far-left federal judges would turn the criminal cases against every one of these terrorist vermin into a giant cluster**** in their eagerness to set them free so the NYT and the European elites would say nice things about them.

Well, now we all know what happens. And the libs are going to go stark, staring bonkers over this. Even as I post this, the hysterical screeching about how the "ultra-right Bush Supreme Court" is opening up the kangaroo courts and the death camps for innocent, peace-loving Muslims and antiwar activists is being prepared for our reading and viewing "pleasure."

[COEXERJ145]

Guess they couldn't find any "international law" to use in favor of Moussaoui.

[GOP_Proud]

Finally, some GOOD news. Now that's a plug that does need to be pulled.

[GretchenM]

At least there is some good judicial / governmental news today.

[SunkenCiv]

http://www.jacquedee63.com/dang_me_r1_rt.mid