Justices open US courts to detainees
Deal setback to Bush; influx of cases expected
WASHINGTON - The US Supreme Court ruled yesterday that detainees at Guantanamo Bay have a right under the US Constitution to challenge their detention in US civilian courts, dealing perhaps the final blow to President Bush's policy of holding terrorism suspects indefinitely without charge. (Full article: 1268 words)
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