As such it is debatable that an extension to
the time terror suspects can be detained without trial is actually needed.
The publication of the study follows Gordon Brown's support this weekend for an extension of the 28 - day limit on
the time terror suspects can be held without charge.
The former lord chancellor has added his concerns to the body of opinion doubting the government's plans to extend the length of
time terror suspects can be held without charge.
The government originally wanted increase
the time terror suspects can be held without charge from 14 days to 90, but this was reduced to 28 after 49 Labour MPs and opposition parties voted against it, giving Tony Blair his first Commons defeat.
The archbishop of York has warned that extending
the time terror suspects can be held without charge to 90 days is getting close to creating a «police state».
Gordon Brown has today called for an extension in
the time terror suspects can be held without charge.
The joint committee on human rights also questions plans to extend
the time a terror suspect can be held in police custody without charge from its current limit of 14 days, saying it has yet to see evidence to justify this.
Not exact matches
And Mr Blair said the question of extending the detention
time limit for
terror suspects beyond 28 days would be included in these - making clear he still supported the idea.
The committee's views on detention of
terror suspects will also make good reading for critics, as it finds that it has yet to see evidence to justify the
time terrorist
suspects can be held without charge.
Pataki did say it's appropriate to make distinctions between non-citizen
terror suspects and US citizens like Faisal Shahzad, who has admitted to his role in the
Times Square plot, adding: «The Christmas Day bomber should not have been given the Miranda warnings... he is an enemy combatant, a terrorist without those rights.»
In his testimony before the Senate Homeland Security Committee this morning following the arrest of the
Times Square bomb plot
suspect, Mayor Bloomberg is urging lawmakers to close the so - called «
terror gap» to give the FBI the power to block the sale of guns and explosives to people on watch lists.
Ryan spoke out for the first
time Wednesday evening, a day after the deadly showdown with Sayfullo Saipov, the alleged
terror suspect.
The chancellor today called for new powers to stop payments to
terror suspects in the UK and to use confidential intelligence, or closed source evidence, for the first
time.
MANHATTAN —
Terror suspects arrested in Pakistan have admitted helping Faisal Shahzad plan to blow up
Times Square - and accused their interrogators of «siding with the infidels,» the Associated Press reported Saturday.
Newly appointed U.S. Attorney for Connecticut John H. Durham, author of a still - secret report related to the CIA's so - called torture of
terror suspects, was being drawn into another debate on the subject this week, rekindled this
time by opponents of President Trump's choice of career intelligence...
«The new opinion, the officials said, for the first
time provided explicit authorization to barrage
terror suspects with a combination of painful physical and psychological tactics, including head - slapping, simulated drowning and frigid temperatures.»