On June 28,2004, the Supreme Court declared that, in Rasul v. Bush, 14 enemy combatants held in Guantanamo Bay could challenge their imprisonment in a federal court.

U.S. appeals court rules that Guantanamo detainees don’t have a right to habeas corpus.

Guantanamo review boards often fall short as a source of due process for detainees.

Supreme Court to take up a constitutional challenge to Bush's decision to try alleged war criminals before a military tribuanal at Guantanamo

The attorneys for Salim Hamdan filed a brief in his military commission asking the judge to declare that Hamdan had been subjected to "abusive interrogation techniques," ie., torture. The...