The prosecution of terrorist detainees belongs in a military tribunal not because it ensures a particular result, but because it is the best way to present classified information and present evidence that has been taken from the battlefield.
Inhofe argues for military tribunals for terrorist detainees to handle classified evidence effectively.
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