and indicative of wanton cruelty, it's the judgment of this court that you be remanded to illinois state penitentiary, where you will await execution by lethal injection on a date to be set forth by the attorney general of this state, and may god have mercy on your soul. carlson. here. partida. yeah. copeland. what? copeland, you be nice now. kimble? yeah. let's go, gentlemen. 4 prisoners coming out. prisoners coming out. [buzzer] let's go, gentlemen. kimble, you're here. carlson, right over there. partida, up front, left. copeland, you're back here with me. yeah, right. come on, make yourself comfortable. all right, you know the routine, gentlemen. i'm tired. mmm. 20 miles from menard. we should be there in about 40 minutes. i'll be glad to get rid of this load. let mckenzie take care of 'em. always got something good to eat there. i'm starving. aw, me, too. had enough of that prison chow. ohh, man. hey, old ed here, he don't care. his old lady's got him on a diet. [vomiting] [coughing] hey, somebody get in here quick! get a hack in here! he's getting sick back here. let's go! he's foaming at the mo

accused of terrorism have been safely incarcerated in the federal penitentiaries across america, including in my home state of illinois at the marion federal prison. not one suggestion has been made that the communities surrounding these prisons nor the prisoners themselves are any threat. what we have instead is this presumption that isn't born by the -- borne by the facts or by our experience. i voted for the senate version of this bill with the hope that members of the senate and the house who are negotiating the final bill would remove some of the detainee provisions that concern me. i want to acknowledge that the conference committee did make some positive changes, but i continue to have serious concerns because provisions in the bill would limit the flexibility of any president in combatting terrorism create uncertainty for law enforcement, intelligence and defense officials regarding how to handle suspected terrorists and raise serious constitutional concerns. i'm especially concerned about section 1022 in the conference report. this provision would for the first time in american history require our military to