Now that we have seen that conviction rates have been higher in Federal criminal courts than in Military Commissions, aren't there some GTMO detainees who we would be better off prosecuting in Federal criminal court, especially for conspiracy and material support?
Dianne Feinstein: “Now that we have seen that conviction rates have been higher in Federal criminal courts than in Military Commissions…”
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Feinstein questions the effectiveness of military commissions for prosecuting GTMO detainees.
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