- The
Seton Hall reports, also
known as the
Denbeaux studies, are
several studies published by the
Center for
Policy and
Research at
Seton Hall University...
- Mark P.
Denbeaux (born July 30, 1943, in Gainesville, Florida) is an
American attorney, professor, and author. He is a law
professor at
Seton Hall University...
- Hall report, Mark
Denbeaux writes that
guest houses and/or safe
houses are
mentioned in the
evidence against 27% of detainees.
Denbeaux states that "In...
- by
Professor Mark P.
Denbeaux of the
Center for
Policy and
Research at
Seton Hall
University School of Law, his son
Joshua Denbeaux, and
prepared under...
- to the U.S. by
Afghan tribesmen in
return for cash bounties. The
first Denbeaux study,
published by
Seton Hall
University Law School,
reproduced copies...
- use in
constructing time bombs. This ****ociation was
highlighted in the
Denbeaux study, and may have been used in some
cases at
Guantanamo Bay. An article...
- co-aut****d with
Professor Mark
Denbeaux, son,
Joshua Denbeaux, and four
credited co-authors,
commonly referred to as the "
Denbeaux Study."
Additional Guantanamo...
- confinement. Thirty-eight
detainees were
finally classified as NLECs. The
fifth Denbeaux report, "No-hearing hearings",
reported that an
additional three Combatant...
-
detention camp to Camp Iguana. This
conclusion was
remarked on by the
first Denbeaux study, that
pointed out that many of the
detainees who
remained incarcerated...
-
press include Cary Nelson,
Jonathon Hafetz,
Samuel R. Delany, and Mark
Denbeaux.
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