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The military justice system is taking center stage now that murder and kidnapping charges have been filed against seven Camp Pendleton-based Marines and a Navy corpsman in the alleged premeditated abduction and slaying of an unarmed Iraqi man. The case against the Kilo Company members from the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment is one of the most serious to arise out of the U.S. presence in Iraq, and military officials are taking the first procedural steps toward a possible court-martial for the accused. In many respects, the military's system of justice works the way it does in the civilian world....

NewsMax.com Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2002 Clinton Audio Exclusive: Pre-Sept. 11 Bin Laden Strike Wouldn't Have Worked Flatly contradicting Time magazine's claims this week that his administration turned over workable plans to capture or kill Osama bin Laden to the Bush White House, ex-President Clinton confessed earlier this year that his administration's plans had a "high probability" of failure. Clinton's made the stunning admission during a February address to a New York business group, which, apparently, Time declined to cover. But NewsMax.com was there. As our exclusive audiotape of the Clinton speech makes clear, the ex-president decided not to implement his...