DOJ cuts off Guantanamo lawyer access after federal court ruling News & Analysis

By Kristopher A. Nelson
in September 2007

100 words / 1 min.
Tweet Share JURIST - DOJ cuts off Guantanamo lawyer access after federal court ruling: A US Department of Justice lawyer has informed lawyers representing some 40 detainees at Guantanamo Bay that they will no longer be able to visit with or send written communications to their clients.

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