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Tue 10 Nov, 2009 03:38 pm
apparently, Hasan will be tried by a military court rather than federal court. I find this interesting in that it's unlikely he will be charged with terrorism but will be charged with murder.
@dyslexia,
seems obvious that his lawyer doesn't want his client put in Guantanamo Bay. Being tried as a terrorist really shackles the attorney.
@dyslexia,
I can't see any way he could be tried by anything but a military court.
@roger,
Even in civilian court, he would be charged with murder, but this is clearly under military jurisdiction. Why would anyone assume otherwise?
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