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Accused 9/11 Plotters' Objections To Female Guards A Bid To Stall Trial: US Officer
Prisoners' religious objections to being touched by female guards at Guantanamo Bay are an attempt to stall proceedings in the death penalty trial of five men accused of a role in the September 11 attacks, a US military commander testified on Thursday.
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Guantanamo Court Hears Arguments on Separate Trial for 9/11 Suspect
A military court heard arguments on Monday on removing one of five men charged in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States from a joint trial because of his mental condition.
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Guantanamo Judge to Hear 9/11 Suspect's Bid for Separate Trial
A Guantanamo Bay military judge this week will hear a request by a suspect in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks for a separate trial, a move that comes after the U.S. judge ordered one for another accused plotter.
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One of Five 9/11 Accused to be Tried Separately: Judge
A US military judge at Guantanamo Bay has ruled that one of the five alleged September 11 plotters, Yemeni Ramzi Binalshibh, should be tried separately.
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FBI said to question member of 9/11 case defense
A lawyer for one of five defendants in the September 11 war crimes tribunal said on Monday that FBI agents questioned a member of his defense team, apparently in an investigation related to the handling of evidence, a revelation that brought an abrupt halt to proceedings.
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9/11 mastermind says Koran 'forbids' violence to spread Islam
The self-proclaimed mastermind of the September 11 attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, has released a manifesto claiming that the Koran forbids the use of violence to spread Islam.
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Guantanamo lawyers plead to put 9/11 case on hold
Lawyers for five Guantanamo Bay prisoners charged in the September 11 attacks urged a military judge on Friday to put proceedings on hold because of alleged security flaws in their computer network, an argument dismissed by the prosecution as merely an attempt to stall the case.
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Accused 9/11 Plotters' Objections To Female Guards A Bid To Stall Trial: US Officer
Prisoners' religious objections to being touched by female guards at Guantanamo Bay are an attempt to stall proceedings in the death penalty trial of five men accused of a role in the September 11 attacks, a US military commander testified on Thursday.
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Guantanamo Court Hears Arguments on Separate Trial for 9/11 Suspect
A military court heard arguments on Monday on removing one of five men charged in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States from a joint trial because of his mental condition.
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Guantanamo Judge to Hear 9/11 Suspect's Bid for Separate Trial
A Guantanamo Bay military judge this week will hear a request by a suspect in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks for a separate trial, a move that comes after the U.S. judge ordered one for another accused plotter.
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One of Five 9/11 Accused to be Tried Separately: Judge
A US military judge at Guantanamo Bay has ruled that one of the five alleged September 11 plotters, Yemeni Ramzi Binalshibh, should be tried separately.
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FBI said to question member of 9/11 case defense
A lawyer for one of five defendants in the September 11 war crimes tribunal said on Monday that FBI agents questioned a member of his defense team, apparently in an investigation related to the handling of evidence, a revelation that brought an abrupt halt to proceedings.
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9/11 mastermind says Koran 'forbids' violence to spread Islam
The self-proclaimed mastermind of the September 11 attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, has released a manifesto claiming that the Koran forbids the use of violence to spread Islam.
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Guantanamo lawyers plead to put 9/11 case on hold
Lawyers for five Guantanamo Bay prisoners charged in the September 11 attacks urged a military judge on Friday to put proceedings on hold because of alleged security flaws in their computer network, an argument dismissed by the prosecution as merely an attempt to stall the case.
