Stories Tagged ‘Khalid Shaikh Mohammed’

Moussaoui Prosecutor Likely To Head 9/11 Case

By Andrew Ramonas | January 12, 2010

The Justice Department is assembling a team to prosecute self-identified 9/11 “mastermind” Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other suspected terrorists when they leave Guantanamo Bay for trial in Manhattan, The New York Times reported.

Security for NYC Terror Trials Estimated to Cost $200M

By Ryan J. Reilly | January 6, 2010

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg estimates the cost of security operations for the trials of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other suspected al-Qaeda terrorists at more than $200 million.

Holder in NYC To Discuss Plans for KSM Trial

By Stephanie Woodrow | December 9, 2009

Although details of the meeting were not reported by ABC News, it noted that the agenda likely included the security arrangements for the next three years while the trial is taking place.

House Panel Adversely Reports Gitmo Inquiry Resolution

By Andrew Ramonas | December 9, 2009

Ranking Judiciary member Lamar Smith (R-Texas) said the resolution would allow members of Congress to learn more about the rights of the five alleged terrorists who will be tried in a New York City federal court.

Illinois Ex-Prosecutors Support Civilian Prisons For Gitmo Detainees

By Andrew Ramonas | November 30, 2009

Two former Northern District of Illinois U.S. Attorneys told state leaders they favor placing Guantanamo Bay detainees in a Thomson, Ill., state prison.

Republicans Inquire About Justice Officials Working On Detainee Issues

By Andrew Ramonas | November 24, 2009

Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder asking whether Justice Department political appointees working on terrorism and detainee issues have received ethics waivers.

Cheney Says Holder Wants ‘Show Trial’ For KSM

By Andrew Ramonas | November 23, 2009

But a parade of ex-Justice Department officials — including 25 former U.S. Attorneys — said in a letter cited by congressional Democrats that federal courts are the “proper forum for terrorism cases.”

Holder Makes MacBride Investiture In Nick Of Time

By Andrew Ramonas | November 21, 2009

“I know most of you came to hear the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General, but it is 2:13 and I’m up,” Neil MacBride said at the podium Friday. Then, as if on cue, Eric Holder arrived.

Meese Chimes In Against KSM Terrorism Trial in New York

By Stephanie Woodrow | November 19, 2009

The former Attorney General, who served under President Reagan, also criticized the decision to “abandon” the Guantanamo Bay detention camp.

Holder Defends KSM Trial Decision

By Andrew Ramonas | November 18, 2009

The Justice Department, in prosecuting the alleged 9/11 terrorists in federal court and seeking the death penalty, is “finally taking ultimate steps toward justice,” Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday.