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Judge Lt. Col. Michael Schrama dismissed Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's confession in the 9/11 case, citing it was not given voluntarily. He has raised concerns about domestic extremism in the military, linking it to conservative tendencies. The trial is now set for June 2028, facing criticism and scrutiny over the judge's previous writings on the issue.
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Judge Lt. Col. Michael Schrama dismissed Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's confession in the 9/11 case, citing it was not given voluntarily. He has raised concerns about domestic extremism in the military, linking it to conservative tendencies. The trial is now set for June 2028, facing criticism and scrutiny over the judge's previous writings on the issue.
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Judge who axed 9/11 mastermind's confession blamed military’s ‘conservative tendencies’ for rising ‘extremism’
Judge Dismisses 9/11 Mastermind's Confession, Cites Concerns Over Domestic Extremism in Military