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Under the new system, if voters approve the amendment, deputy sheriffs, who serve legal papers such as subpoenas and summonses, would be sworn in as state marshals, while special deputies, who handle prisoner transportation and courthouse jails and security, would become judicial police officers under the authority of the Judicial Department.

Sadeghi, the lawmaker, said in an interview that all of Iran's political factions had stipulated "the people's right to protest". But it remained unclear how the government would handle prisoner cases.

The 724th Military Police Battalion has spent the past several weeks learning to handle prisoners of war.

He said there was a lack of detailed doctrine on how to handle prisoners of war.

The Guantánamo camp was created on a myth — that the American judicial system could not handle prisoners of "the war against terror". It was built on a lie — that the hundreds of detainees at Gitmo are all dangerous terrorists.

A second review was ordered Saturday by Lt. Gen. James R. Helmly, head of the Army Reserve, to assess the training of all reservists, especially military police and intelligence officers, the soldiers most likely to handle prisoners.

"The UN and other civilian organisations give all the Malian soldiers human rights training - how to handle prisoners of war and how to handle non-combatants.

Stirling, chairman of the Assembly Public Safety Committee and an expert on criminal justice issues, said he fears private operators will take the best-behaved inmates and leave the publicly run jails with only the toughest and hardest to handle prisoners.

When tapped for the Guantanamo job, he said, he had few direct orders on how to handle prisoners who were not members of a foreign military force but nevertheless suspected of crimes against the U.S. "Once they were out of the fight, I felt we had a moral responsibility to care for them in a humane fashion," Lehnert said.

The International Committee for the Red Cross, which traditionally handles prisoner issues in wartime, said its representatives hoped to visit with prisoners on both sides of the conflict soon.

Of Obama's GOP critics, "They're better politicians than they are historians," said Brian Michael Jenkins, a Rand Corp. expert who has written about how governments handled prisoner exchanges and hostage crises.