#military-justice

#military-justice

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

Khalid Shaikh Mohammed's plea agreement permits using parts of his torture-derived confession in exchange for a life sentence settlement.

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

The Pentagon chief's effort to dismiss plea deals for 9/11 suspects was denied, reflecting legal complexities related to allegations of torture.

The Biden administration's handling of plea deals for 9/11 masterminds raises concerns over justice and national security.

Military judge affirmed plea agreements in the Sept. 11 case, potentially leading to life sentences instead of death for the accused.

The Pentagon faces complications regarding plea deals with 9/11 defendants after a judge ruled the agreements must remain valid.

The U.S.S. Cole bombing defense team faces leadership challenges with the early retirement of the lead lawyer, jeopardizing the trial scheduled for 2025.

The Pentagon appeals panel's ruling validates plea deals in the Sept. 11 case, facilitating upcoming guilty plea hearings.

Two Russian soldiers received life sentences for murdering a family of nine in occupied Ukraine, marking a rare prosecution for war crimes.

This case highlights the ongoing issues of atrocities committed by Russian forces in Ukraine and the international response.

Mohammed Kanjo Hassan, a military official, was arrested after being linked to thousands of death sentences during Syria's civil war.

A US Army soldier has been charged with murder in the death of fellow soldier Sgt Sarah Roque, the third Hispanic female soldier murdered since 2020.

Travis King will plead guilty to desertion and assault; nine other charges will be dismissed as part of his plea agreement.

Pvt. Travis King pleaded guilty to desertion and was sentenced to 12 months confinement and dishonorable discharge.

President Joe Biden pardoned former service members convicted under a military ban on consensual gay sex, aiming to right a historical wrong and restore lost benefits.

Hayden Powell seeks justice for military members discharged during the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy, potentially impacting thousands of similar cases.