On the recordJuly 6, 2009
Holding trials in the United States makes it possible to employ Federal courts, in addition to military commissions, to try those detainees who have committed Federal crimes.
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congress.govHolding trials in the United States makes it possible to employ Federal courts, in addition to military commissions, to try those detainees who have committed Federal crimes.
McCain discusses the benefits of using Federal courts alongside military commissions for detainee trials.
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