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COMMENT FROM THOMAS: Is Ai Weiwei's detention something that Chinese people are talking about — since word is at least coming in from around the world.

In other words, indefinite detention, something anathema to the American justice system, will for the conceivable future be us.

Captain William Hoctor, the government psychiatrist with 24 years of experience who evaluated Manning at Quantico base in Virginia, testified that brig commanders had ignored his recommendations for Manning's detention, something he had not even experienced in his work at Guantánamo bay prison.

"Children in detention is something nobody wants.

"A shiver of an explanation accompanied this information," O'Neill writes; "the detention had something to do with spying for the Germans".

That outcome could persuade the Supreme Court to intervene again on detention matters, something he said executive branch officials "don't want at this point because they can't do any better than they've done" with the District of Columbia circuit.

He added that Mr. Ghailani's status of "enemy combatant" probably would permit his detention as something akin "to a prisoner of war until hostilities between the United States and Al Qaeda and the Taliban end, even if he were found not guilty".

The judge himself recognized the significance of excluding the witness when he said in his ruling that Mr. Ghailani's status of "enemy combatant" probably would permit his detention as something akin "to a prisoner of war until hostilities between the United States and Al Qaeda and the Taliban end, even if he were found not guilty".

"Immigration detention is something these companies are focusing on".

In his defense, he probably thought he was simply tattle-telling on a naughty student who would learn a valuable lesson about internet anonymity and would have to sit through a week's detention or something of the like.

In the aftermath of the scandal, Mr. Kerviel spent five weeks in pretrial detention and became something of a French folk hero.