Why?
The no-duuhh answer, from a civil liberties perspective.
Because of the “highly coercive environments and conditions under which they were made.”
The administration, via Army prosecutors, is of course appealing the ruling.
Actually, they probably don’t even care. In a reversal of civilian court death penalty appeals, BushCo is probably content with another decade of various appeals to serve its purpose.
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