Pentagon may free some Gitmo detainees without court review
The Pentagon mulls releasing detainees deemed not a security threat without civilian court access after Supreme Court rulings. A three officer panel will review nearly 600 Gitmo cases annually, with detainees lacking lawyers. Human rights lawyers urge unfettered access to all detainees and timely notice of rulings.
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Center For Constitutional Rights
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FBI Urges Holiday Vigilance Across States
The FBI says no specific threat exists for Independence Day but calls for heightened patrols and vigilance. It notes al Qaida interest in targets such as gas stations refineries subways bridges and power plants. Indicators include surveillance activity unusual clothing hidden weapons and unusual crowd behavior.
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Rabies Linked to Transplant Donor Deaths Across Four States
CDC reports three of four organ recipients died from rabies after receiving hearts lungs kidneys and liver from a single Arkansas donor who showed no symptoms. The incident prompts federal review on rabies screening for organ donation and recalls eight prior cornea transmission cases.
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