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Pretrial detainees were held separately from convicted prisoners.

As a court-appointed attorney is not approved until after indictment, suspects must rely on their own resources to hire an attorney before indictment, although local bar associations provided detainees with limited free counseling.

Foreign detainees frequently claimed that police urged them to sign statements in Japanese that they could not read and were not translated adequately.

Bush (2004), which determined that detainees had the right of [corpus] and due process to challenge their detention before an impartial tribunal, many habeas corpus cases were filed on behalf of detainees at Guantanamo Bay detention camp.

(1) detainees had the fundamental Fifth Amendment right not to be deprived of liberty without due process of law;.

(5) Geneva Conventions applied to the Taliban detainees, but not to members of the al Qaeda terrorist organization.

Resolution of the Executive Session, United States Court of the District of Columbia, September 15, 2004, resolution assigning Green the senior role in reviewing Guantanamo detainees legal requests.

Righting wrongs for Guantanamo detainees, Salon (magazine), February 1, 2005.

A review in the December 2007 issue of Art in America magazine, summed up the impact of Fein's Torture series, stating: "Torture of detainees or their rendition to countries with even more abusive torture regimens has become semi-legal under the Bush administration.

The designated concentration camps were not classified as "KZ-Lager" by the Nazis, but rather as Häftingslager ("detainee camps") under the administration of the Nazi "security police," the SS and Gestapo.

The subsequent developments led Wilkerson to become disillusioned: "Combine the detainee abuse issue with the ineptitude of post-invasion planning for Iraq, wrap both in this blanket of secretive decision-making.

Treatment of detainees in Iraq.

A handful were designated as Polizeihäftlingslagers (police detainee camps) and run by the Sicherheitspolizei, specifically the camps at Grini, Falstad, Ulven (later replaced by Espeland), and Sydspissen (later replaced by Tromsdalen).

Due to extended detention (up to 23 days) and forced questioning of detainees without a lawyer and no right to remain silent.