Talk:Alleged 9-11 conspirators will confess and plead guilty

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explanation

The military commissions should not be referred to as "courts". So I removed this term. They have no established precedence, rules of evidence, or rules of procedures.

The Bush administration had the option of trying the suspects in civil courts, or by military courts martial -- and chose instead the ad hoc commissions. It is a serious mistake to call them courts. 205.189.152.182 18:59, 9 December 2008 (UTC)

Update

Alleged 9-11 conspirators withdraw offer of Guilty Pleas is a new update to this article, I originally put the update here, but was told to start a new article. I marked it for review and hopefully a quick publish. Please Look it over ^_^ DWolf2k2 (talk) 02:46, 10 December 2008 (UTC)