1. PCHR- 2008 Annual Report
(Newsletter)

...s reported last week that the Bush administration considered sending in the U.S. military to arrest the so-called Lackawanna Six in 2002. Ironically, one of the worst prosecutorial overreaches by the ...

2. Forget Change
(Newsletter)

...ts into custody as “enemy combatants.” The suspected terrorists were part of a group that came to be known as the Lackawanna Six. CONTINUE... US envoy meets Israeli premier Top_news By Agencie...

3. The New York Time’s Failure of Understanding
(Opinions/Politic)

...nse, at his option. Thus, the likely reason the president ended up using law-enforcement personnel to arrest the Lackawanna Six was because in this particular case, he was opting to treat them as cri...

4. Martial Law and the War on Terrorism
(Opinions/op-ed)

...s reported last week that the Bush administration considered sending in the U.S. military to arrest the so-called Lackawanna Six in 2002. Ironically, one of the worst prosecutorial overreaches by the ...

5. Forget Change
(Opinions/op-ed)

...nouncing indictments on Monday and retractions on page ten on Friday. The infamous, fraudulent prosecution of the Lackawanna Six is a good case in point.  In it we see evidence of the pressure of...

6. Waging the War on Terrorism on American Soil
(Opinions/Politic)

...ts into custody as “enemy combatants.” The suspected terrorists were part of a group that came to be known as the Lackawanna Six. Waging the War on Terrorism on American Soil by Jacob G. Hornberger ...

7. Scapegoats in Terror
(Opinions/op-ed)

...sh has hidden behind a scapegoat.     Even though the prosecution had no direct evidence tying the Lackawanna Six to terrorist crimes, all six defendants pleaded guilty to crimes that b...