[Matman]

It was answered before: the "special" military commission tribunals set up in makeshift fashion in the Bush years have never tried a murder case... let alone one of this magnitude. I am not suggesting that military tribunals are unjust; however, I am suggesting that trying Khalid Mohammed in a criminal court would be America putting its ideals into the highest practice. Try the man in the long, dark shadow of the atrocity he orchestrated. I really don't think it will happen now. Perhaps we could come up with something like the Nuremburg Trials concept to try terrorists from all over the world.

Do you think they could ever get a fair trial here in the US?