Posted by Jonathan Adler:
Col. Davis' Rejoinder to Brig. Gen. Hartmann:
http://volokh.com/archives/archive_2007_12_23-2007_12_29.shtml#1198768619


   Col. Morris Davis once again [1]takes to the pages of the Los Angeles
   Times, this time to reply to Brig. Gen. Thomas Hartmann's response to
   his criticisms of U.S. military tribunals for Gitmo detainees and his
   stated reasons for resigning as the chief Gitmo prosecutor.

     Hartmann says the military commissions are consistent with an
     American military justice system that is the envy of the world.
     Apparently he's privy to some worldwide polling data I haven't
     seen, because it appears to me military commissions have created
     worldwide enmity, not envy. To overcome that, there must be two
     assurances from the highest levels: One, that evidence derived from
     waterboarding will not be introduced before a military commission,
     and two, that all reasonable efforts to keep the proceedings open
     to the media and other observers will be exhausted before closing
     any portion of any trial. That's the minimum American justice
     demands.

References

   1. http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oew-morris26dec26,0,7831090.story

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