Oct 15 2010 - Negotiations in the Omar Khadr case involve senior members of the Obama administration, as the White House continues to push for a plea deal and avoid a trial of Guantanamo’s youngest detainee, U.S. and Canadian sources have told the Toronto Star.
While news of the deal leaked only Thursday, hours before the Pentagon official delayed Khadr’s trial, lawyers and government officials both in Washington and Ottawa have been working behind the scenes for weeks.
One source said diplomatic notes between the countries have dealt with the possibility of Khadr serving part of his sentence in Canada.
An agreement that proposes the Toronto-born captive serve eight years on top of the eight he has already spent awaiting trial, has reportedly been approved by the Pentagon’s top Guantanamo official.
Yet there are factors that could scuttle a plea. {read rest}
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Khadr case: Behind-the-scenes
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