Delayed hearings are an assault on due process

By: Scott Forsyth September 16, 2009

The detainees at Guantanamo Bay have been kept there for years. Only now are they getting hearings in federal district court to challenge the grounds for their detention. To date, a majority of the petitioners have prevailed. We have a similar problem inside of the United States: The Immigrants' Rights Project of the ACLU estimates that 4,000 ...

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Delayed hearings are an assault on due process

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