The establishment of a parallel "anti-terrorist" justice system would lead to the kind of human rights abuses that fuelled the conflict in Northern Ireland and marginalised communities.
"I've never seen a meeting that would depose a tyrant, or bring a terrorist to justice".
As he mapped the start of the antiterror effort, Secretary Powell stepped up the pressure on Pakistan to help the United States bring the accused terrorist to justice.
"As a matter of common sense, engaging in activities such as paint-balling, physical exercise and rafting is by no means inconsistent with the existence of a terrorist group," Justice Sproat ruled.
"We do not consider that it was made plain to the jury, whether by the prosecution or by" the judge, "that the case that the appellants had to face was that they possessed extremist material for use in the future to incite the commission of terrorist acts," Justice Phillips wrote.
"We stand prepared and ready to provide whatever assistance that the government and the people of France need," he said, and pledged to "bring these terrorists to justice and go after any terrorist networks".
"We're going to do whatever it takes to work with the French people and with nations around the world to bring these terrorists to justice and to go after any terrorist networks that go after our people".
The New York Times today highlights a new report released by ProPublica and the National Law Journal concluding that torture and "enhanced interrogation techniques" approved by the Bush Administration and used on suspected terrorists has made it impossible to bring many of those alleged terrorists to justice.
Perhaps the way to defend the United States is not to attack all the countries that harbor terrorists, but rather to be part of a worldwide coalition to catch and bring terrorists to justice.
"You don't bring terrorists to justice at summits.
