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Moussaoui Deprived of Constitutional Rights, Attorneys Say
Washington Post ^
| February 16, 2008
| Jerry Markon
Posted on 02/16/2008 11:11:19 AM PST by 3AngelaD
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Guy is just lucky he wasn't executed. Remember the sob stories the Wash Post and NY Times ran about him before his trial, featuring his poor, old mother, who lives in France, talking about her baby's innocence?
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:11:22 AM PST
by
3AngelaD
To: All
And let us not forget that McCain seeks to give all terror suspects the same rights as American citizens...along with closing Guantanamo Bay.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:12:46 AM PST
by
Digital Sniper
(Hello, "Undocumented Immigrant." I'm an "Undocumented Border Patrol Agent.")
To: Digital Sniper
Let’s forget the fact that he consipired to kill 3,000 people...Ban the ACLU now!
To: 3AngelaD
"Moussaoui faced the choice between pleading guilty and facing a fundamentally unfair trial in a death-penalty case. This was an unconstitutional choice, and his plea was involuntary as a result,'' the attorneys, Justin S. Antonipillai and Barbara L. Hartung, wrote in the redacted...document. Wasn't Moussawi of French and Moroccan citizenship and descent or am I remembering incorrectly?
How can he be deprived of "constitutional rights" when he is not a US Citizen?
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:15:11 AM PST
by
sauropod
(Will Hillary bring the silver back to the Whitehouse, or is this all about finishing up the set?)
To: 3AngelaD
Deprived of the Constitutional right to kill. It’s encompassed within the Ninth Amendment.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:15:20 AM PST
by
Brilliant
To: 3AngelaD
“Are federal courts willing to compromise or eliminate constitutional protections if the indictment arises in the context of a terrorism case?”
Fine by me.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:15:43 AM PST
by
egginanest
( "Never interrupt me when I'm trying to interrupt you." -Winston Churchill-)
To: 3AngelaD
This crap fits right into to their Grand Plan. Cripple our economy, exploit differences, terrorize citizenry. IMO The F**k’n Attorneys are just another behind the lines Brigade of the Enemy.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:16:59 AM PST
by
TCats
(The Clintons Are Not Just Wrong - They Are Certifiable AND Dangerous! See my Page)
To: 3AngelaD
"Are federal courts willing to compromise or eliminate constitutional protections if the indictment arises in the context of a terrorism case?'' the appeal asks. The courts probably are not so willing...but I am.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:17:01 AM PST
by
econjack
(Some people are as dumb as soup.)
To: 3AngelaD
This is right out of Saul Alinksy's Rules for Radicals.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:17:06 AM PST
by
Steely Tom
(Steely's First Law of the Main Stream Media: if it doesn't advance the agenda, it's not news.)
To: 3AngelaD
If this were WWII, he would have been interrogated then executed as a spy.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:18:16 AM PST
by
FR Class of 1998
(the long term solution to corruption is to starve the government of money)
To: DefeatHitlery08
Ban the ACLU now! No argument from me! No organization that considers the Boy Scouts to be a bigger threat to our nation than NAMBLA should be permitted continued existence.
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02/16/2008 11:18:57 AM PST
by
Digital Sniper
(Hello, "Undocumented Immigrant." I'm an "Undocumented Border Patrol Agent.")
To: 3AngelaD
Excuse me, but why was he going to be tried in a civilian court? He should have been tried by a military tribunal just as the German saboteurs and spies who were caught in the US in 1942 were.
To: 3AngelaD
Deprived of his Moroccan constitutional rights?
Heaven forfend !
To: sauropod
Unfortunately, courts have ruled for a couple of hundred years that foreign scumbags have the same rights at trial as do Americans.
Mind you, I think that that's utterly asinine, but that's the way the lawyers say it is.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:19:56 AM PST
by
SAJ
To: sauropod
French citizen, Moroccan descent, traveled here on false documents provided by Malaysian Al Qaeda, activities funded by Al Qaeda in Dusseldorf and Hamburg. If he had stayed in France, he would have been one of those “youths” burning cars.
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:21:58 AM PST
by
3AngelaD
(They screwed up their own countries so bad they had to leave, and now they're here screwing up ours)
To: 3AngelaD
I can only figure 9/11 didn't leave a sufficient mark on these libs and anti Americans. After the next attack visiting them with personal consequences may cement the event in their consciousness.
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To: Brilliant
Deprived of the Constitutional right to kill.Its encompassed within the Ninth Amendment.
It's encompassed in the 9/11th Amendment...
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:28:48 AM PST
by
melt
(Someday, they'll wish their Jihad... Jihadn't.)
To: sauropod
"Wasn't Moussawi of French and Moroccan citizenship and descent or am I remembering incorrectly?" I think you are correct. So what Constitutional Rights does he have under either a French or a Moroccan Constitutions (if such a thing exists and if he were in the custody of either France or Morocco)?
Seems I remember hearing somewhere that under French Jurisprudence, "You are considered guilty until proved innocent." Let him rot in prison forever!
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:28:59 AM PST
by
Friend_from_the_Frozen_North
(If you are, as Rush would say, "A Glittering Jewel of Colossal Ignorance" don't waste my time...)
To: SAJ
Again this all goes back to Bush not asking for a declaration of war ! By not doing so, we are stuck in this murky legal area.
The Bush administration stupidly started this by prosecuting Moussaoui through the civil legal system.
Now are we fighting a war or are we fighting a crime wave?
If we treat as a crime problem (as the democrats want to do!) then get used to hearing on the national news how terrorists have more civil rights then citizens!
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posted on
02/16/2008 11:29:22 AM PST
by
Reily
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