Speaking of Evidence & Indictments, Any Info on Gov Appeal to AG Photos ?

Here's the last I saw on it:

Court Orders Release of Images of Detainee Abuse at Abu Ghraib
September 29, 2005
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: media@aclu.org

ACLU Calls “Historic Ruling” a Step Toward Government Accountability for Abuse and Torture of Prisoners

NEW YORK - A federal court today ordered the Department of Defense to turn over to the American Civil Liberties Union more than 70 photographs and three videos depicting abuse of prisoners in U.S. custody at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. The release of the photos has been stayed for 20 days pending the government’s expected appeal.

http://www.aclu.org/International/International.cfm?ID=19189&c=36

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https://secure.aclu.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&id=299&page=UserAction&JServSessionIdr012=dgnez7zzb4.app23a

because i was wondering the same thing

n/t

It was down and dirty, going all the way to Rumsfield and Cheney and the generals, who were pressuring the ones just below them since Rummy was putting the screws to them.

it online at the pbs website.

snip.......
As part of the FOIA lawsuit brought by the ACLU, a federal judge recently ordered the Defense Department to turn over photographs and videotapes depicting the abuse of prisoners held by the United States at Abu Ghraib. That decision has been stayed until October 26. The government has not yet indicated whether it is going to appeal the court's decision.

http://rawstory.com/news/2005/ACLU_U.S._operatives_killed_detainees_during_1024.html