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Guantánamo Prisoners in Sept. 11 Case Have Had Death Penalty Defenders Since 2012

Since their arraignment in 2012, prisoners at Guantánamo Bay charged in the September 11 case have had access to learned counsel, who are specialized death penalty defenders. This representation has been consistent throughout their hearings.

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Since their arraignment in 2012, prisoners at Guantánamo Bay charged in the September 11 case have had access to learned counsel, who are specialized death penalty defenders. This representation has been consistent throughout their hearings.

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How a Prisoner Ended Up Alone in Court in a Death Penalty Case

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Guantánamo Prisoners in Sept. 11 Case Have Had Death Penalty Defenders Since 2012