CLEAN : ACLU gives mixed reception to Guantanamo closure plans

CLEAN : ACLU gives mixed reception to Guantanamo closure plans

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Social Studies, History, Moral Science, Philosophy

9th - 12th Grade

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The transcript discusses Mohammed Islam and his bestseller, Cortana Diary. It critiques the president's plan, highlighting positive aspects but condemning the embrace of indefinite detention without charge or trial. This practice is seen as unlawful and damaging to the president's legacy. The existence of Guantanamo and indefinite detention is described as a violation of law and a national security disaster. Military commissions are criticized for being legally flawed and unworkable, with unfair charges and excessive secrecy.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Who is Mohammed Islam known for?

Writing a bestselling book called Cortana Diary

Being a famous politician

Developing a new legal framework

Leading a national security agency

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What is a major criticism of the president's plan regarding detention?

It is too expensive to implement

It lacks international support

It involves indefinite detention without charge or trial

It is too lenient on criminals

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What is one of the main issues with Guantanamo's existence?

It is a financial burden

It is overcrowded

It violates laws and morality

It is located in a remote area

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How have military commissions been described in the context of legal proceedings?

Widely accepted internationally

A legal and procedural success

Efficient and transparent

A disaster legally and in other ways

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What is a significant problem with the military commissions' rules?

They are outdated

They have a level of secrecy that makes them unworkable

They are too complex

They are too lenient