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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's guilty plea to avoid the death penalty was blocked by a US court after intervention from the Biden administration.

The Pentagon plans to appeal a military judge's ruling that upheld plea agreements for three defendants in the 9/11 case.

Plea deals for 9/11 suspects remain valid despite attempts to annul them, sparing them from the death penalty.

The Biden administration effectively blocked a plea deal for 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, prolonging the legal proceedings surrounding the case.

A judge's ruling may prevent justice for 9/11 victims by reinstating plea deals that spare Khalid Sheikh Mohammed from the death penalty.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's prosecution highlights the complexities of achieving justice in terrorism cases, hindered by the use of torture during interrogations.

The military judge ruled Defense Secretary Austin lacked authority to rescind plea agreements of accused 9/11 plotters, affirming the validity of their deals.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's case is nearing resolution after 17 years, with a plea deal offering life imprisonment instead of the death penalty.

The military appeals court upheld plea deals for the 9/11 terrorists, despite Defense Secretary Austin's efforts to nullify them.

The military appeals court upheld plea deals for three 9/11 defendants, allowing them to avoid the death penalty after a contested intervention by the Secretary of Defense.

U.S. Defense Secretary revokes plea deal for 9/11 defendants, putting death penalty back in play.