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concerning, watching these proceedings, it is very evidt that thi is a new system, a system that is unted. a system where there are unanswered legal questions that have been answered for decades inside the united states. that is one of the obstacles that has been preventing the military commissions from moving forward in any meaningful way and is one of the concerns, reasons why the regular federal courts are a preferred venue for these types of cases. host: what types of questions come up at these commission that would not at a civilian trial? guest: one examp when i was down there khalid sheikh mohammed and the other 9/11 defendants he asked the judge if he pled guilty, could he faced the death penalty? the judge could not answer the question. it seemed like a pretty simple question. it is a question that has long been answered,ere in the u.s., but because of the way the statute was written there, he could not answer. there are also questions about when the military commissions actually have jurisdiction over certain crimes. there are certain enumerated crimes such as material support t

we are not beginning from unt scratch. we have a 1992 until today record of cooperation and ofthas knowledge and increased security that has come to us because of the prior agreements. at's, that is, frankly to malaya was so pleased that president bush, george herbert walker bush, last the united states senate to ratify this treaty. to now, in addition to stabilizingn the u.s. russian nuclearrelashi, relationship new s.t.a.r.t. has a profound impact on our ability to be able to work to try to stop the spread of nuclear weapons in states like ron. bumight point out that in the seven months since presidentas y obama signed this agreement exh russia hasib already exhibited a greater cooperative attitude ins working with the united states e on a number of things, not the least of which is in supporting harsher sanctions against tehran, and they have suspended the sale of the s300 air defense system to tehran. tehran. sat is critical.ere you know, we were struggling a o couple of years ago to try tostn strengthen the sanctions