Salt Lake Tribune | 2001-10-28 | Page 7

The Salt Lake Tribune AMERICA’S WAR ON TERRORISM A7 Sunday, October 28, 2001 df Caught, bin Laden Could Face Military Tribunal Instead of Courts official said putting bin Laden and his lieutenants on trial “is face not the preferred outcome” of Office of the U.S.led campaign to locate the fugitive millionaire accused the dean of the Catholic Uniof sponsoring the Sept. 11 at- versity School of Law in tacks on the Pentagon and New Washington. York's World Trade Center. Any’ trial, the official said, would risk ee new terrorism and paleyarlia ater ofthe al-Qaida terror network. "Kyra “Tf terrorism is a military eas ee terrorists are more ately punished by the system of military tribunals,” Kmiec said. George Terwilliger, a form crocodile If bin Laden andhis associ- deputya Poe : ‘were ates were broughtto the United ts = for trial by ida lk jwever, military cers . resotredionl see e War II to,deal with Nazi serving as judges could limit ae attoever some war sereeoe * infor Considers ita threat to national - wwful belligerents” who Saunt eh vor belong in the taditinal justice system} Howes, itis far from clear = whetties fhe administration Ras ahy- desire to capture bin = kaden alive and bring him to : the United States for trial. cA senior | administration mation vit national secutity would not be disclosed. Part orall of the could be conducted in secret. Defendants would have court-appointed counsel. A panelofmilitary officers would decide the verdict and could impose the death penalty. Appeals would be severely limited -— probably to the Supreme Court. “These defendants would not be garden-variety criminals or military officers in uniform,but a truly rare category "Kaitlin" Terrorists don't ‘=ie merit the fections of criminal trial with the full range of rightsaval fee court,” liger saic shorn Department and rocks! Cottonwood Mall Eur@om feat Pentagon officials would not South Towne Center LaytonHills Mall Provo Towne Centre say whether the use of military tribunals is being seriously considered. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., has directed staff members to research the subject. ie OPENING SALE! wefait MOVED INTO OUR NEW SANDY LOCATION ee hedgedWE ARE a Prices Effective October 28-30, 2001 Sunday, Monday & Tuesday Gallon Western Family CIDER or APPLE JUICE Vir as SPECIAL SALE HOURS Fil 10-8 ¢ SAT 9-7 8801 S. 700 E. e SANDY [phone] SRTTWAT a7 CUSTOM MADE REPLACEMENT T Leavethe Cooking| to Us! Fresh Bananas And the cleaning and the driving , and the snow removal. . +- Aap hea DMG Hasan ee WS i mubbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbicwans rest. What peace of mind. Call us, we'd love to have you over for lunch. [phone] Private apartments and three meals daily On-site nursing care 74-hour assistance with activities ofdaily living including dressing and bathing Assistance with medications Recreational and social activities Special Alzheimer's care program ] [phone] StatesRetirement Communities in Bountiful and Washington Terrace Othox Western * 2330 East 33rd South * 3961 South Wasatch Boulevard * 2029 East 70th South #1360 South Foothill Boulevard * Park City at 1500 Snow Creek Drive WERESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NO DEALERS