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Judge Lt. Col. Michael Schrama has dismissed Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's 2007 confession regarding the September 11 attacks, citing concerns about domestic extremism in the military. The ruling has been met with criticism and could further delay the trial, which is now set for June 2028. Schrama has previously written about the need for legal measures to address rising extremism among military personnel.
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Judge Lt. Col. Michael Schrama has dismissed Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's 2007 confession regarding the September 11 attacks, citing concerns about domestic extremism in the military. The ruling has been met with criticism and could further delay the trial, which is now set for June 2028. Schrama has previously written about the need for legal measures to address rising extremism among military personnel.
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