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Woman of Distinction Liz Morel, Lawrence senior, speaks with Barbara Schowen, professor of chemistry amerita, during the KU Women of Distinction reception Monday afternoon in the Malott room of the Kansas Union. The calendar features 17 women including students, professors and alumni.
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Hamdan, who was not shackled and wore a flowing white shirt, smiled occasionally as he listened to an Arabic interpreter through headphones, even after hearing charges that could bring life in prison: conspiracy to commit war crimes, including attacking civilians, murder and terrorism. He isn't charged with any specific violent act.
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Salim Ahmed Hamdan, a 34year-old Yemeni, declined to enter a plea until motions filed by his military-appointed lawyer attacking the legality of the proceeding are decided, probably in November.
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GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba — Osama bin Laden's chauffeur was formally charged yesterday at the first U.S. military tribunal to convene since World War II, and the defendant's lawyer quickly challenged the panel over its impartially and questioned the proceeding's fairness.
Swift raised questions on panel member Marine Col. Jack K. Sparks Jr., citing concerns over Sparks' feelings about a reservist under his command who died in the Sept. 11 terror attack on New York's World Trade Center while working as a firefighter.
He also said he was concerned that commission member Marine Col. R. Thomas Bright had said he was in charge of the logistics of moving detainees to Guantanamo; that Air Force Lt.
lasted eight months. He challenged the presiding officer, Army Col. Peter E. Brownback, a former military judge, on the grounds that he came out of retirement to serve on the panel and that he is not a standing member of a bar association.
Hamdan has said he earned a pittance for his family as bin Laden's driver before the Sept. 11 attacks, but denies involvement in terrorism. U.S. officials allege he served as the Al-Qaeda leader's bodyguard and delivered weapons to his operatives.
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weapons to its spot Brownback gave Swift until Oct. 1 to file other motions and said the prosecution would have until Oct. 15 to respond.
"Clearly the impartiality of these panel members is a concern to us," said Anthony Romero, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union who was one of several rights activists observing the hearing.
their capacity to serve fairly. The appointing authority, John D. Altenburg Jr., a retired Army general, will decide whether any of the commission members should be removed, but was not clear how soon he might rule.
"It is important that these proceedings not only be fair, but appear fair to the world." Swift said during the hearing, which lasted eight hours.
Tribunal members and prosecutors asked the media not to use the names of the panel members, fearing possible retribution. But their names were previously made public and have been published.
Col. Timothy K. Toomey was an intelligence officer in Afghanistan; and that an alternate, Army Lt. Col. Curt S. Cooper, expressed strong emotions about the 2001 attacks and concern for the safety of himself and his family.
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