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Sunday, Jun. 15, 2008

Documents from McClatchy's investigation

Documents from McClatchy's investigation into detainees:

Legal cases regarding detainees:

• Supreme Court Opinion: Boumediene v. Bush (.pdf)
• Boumediene v. Bush (.pdf)

Manuals:

• 377th Military Police Operation Manual Standard Operating Procedure, Enduring Freedom 2002 (.pdf)
• Corrections Special Course, Apply priorities of force within a confinement facility (.pdf)
• FM 34-52: Field Manual 34-52, Department of the Army on Intelligence Interrogation (.pdf)
• Sketch of hang positions used on detainees at Bagram (.pdf)

Various documents and memos:

• Tab-1 (.pdf)
Request for Approval of Counter-Resistance Strategies Partial document of the War on Terrorism Detainee Interrogation Working Group including the Summary of Analysis and Recommendations Pertaining to Unlawful Combatant Outside the U.S. Graph of Proposed Interrogation Techniques, pg. 46-59
• Tab-A (.pdf) Tab-A: Documents on Interrogation Techniques, legalities and memos Tab-C: Memo from Attorney General John Ashcroft regarding the National Security Council's discussion on the status of Taliban detainees Tab-D: Background Information on Taliban Forces Tab-E: Memo for Alberto Gonzales, Re: Status of Taliban forces under Article 4 of the Third Geneva Convention of 1949 Tab-F: Counter-resistance techniques memo Tab-G: Memo to Vice President Cheney and others, re: Humane Treatment of al Qaeda and Taliban detainees Tab-H: Memo for Commander USSouthcom, re: Counter-Resistance Techniques
• Tab-J (.pdf) Tab-J: Memo for Commander USSouthcom, re: Counter-Resistance Techniques in the War on Terrorism (S) : Memo from Department of Justice, office of Legal Counsel regarding the detainees, treaties and the laws of armed conflict
• Tab-K (.pdf) Tab-K: Memo from Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel regarding Potential legal contraints applicable to interrogations of person captured by the U.S. Armed Forces in Afghanistan.
• Tab-L (.pdf) Tab-L: Memo from Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel to Counsel to the President, Alberto Gonzales, concerning the legality, under international law, of interrogation methods to be used during the current war on terrorism. August 1, 2002

• Christopher Behring - charging documents

Willie V. Brand

• Willie V. Brand-1 Chronology of court martial Verdict and Sentencing Articles discussing Bagram
• Brand-2 Recommendation from the Judges Advocates in the case of U.S. v. PFC Willie V. Brand Articles discussing enemy combatants Defense request Post Trial Article 39(a) session and continuance CJTF180 Interrogation techniques memo discussing various techniques and their usefulness Character reference for Willie V. Brand - Milton Lowe Character reference for Willie V. Brand - Cindy Buis and Edward Buis Character reference for Willie V. Brand - Betty Siffel Character reference for Willie V. Brand - Diana Elaine Lowe, CRI Character reference for Willie V. Brand - Steven K. Clerk
• Brand-3 Memos dealing with Post-Trial requests Service record of Trial
• Brand-4 Article 32 investigation Direct examination - Special Agent Angela Birt Direct examination - Sergeant First Class Gerald Hawkins, pg. 16 Direct examination - Special Agent, Resident CID Daniel Flores III, pg. 21
• Brand-5 Direct examination - Lieutenant Colonel Elizabeth Rouse, USAF Direct examination - Specialist Brian Cammack, pg. 16 Memos Sworn Statements (1,2,3) - Private First Class Willie V. Brand, pg. 37