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Military judge allows total blackout of 9/11 plotters’ torture testimony
A military judge presiding over the trials of the accused 9/11 plotters decided last week that any and all testimony relating to their treatment by U.S. personnel shall be censored, according to a ruling released Wednesday. In a statement sent to reporters, the American Civil Liberties Union made it clear…
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