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Cuba Prisoners Denied Court Access

Michelle Mittelstadt | Dallas Morning News | August 1, 2002

"The ruling is a victory for the Bush administration, which contends that the more than 560 detainees at a Navy base in Cuba are enemy combatants who can be held indefinitely without criminal charges or access to legal counsel or U.S. courts."

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