Posted AT 9:00 AM EDT on 05/06/07
U.S. terror trials in doubt after Khadr
GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba — A no-nonsense military judge lobbed a bombshell into the Bush administration's controversial terrorist tribunals, dismissing all charges against Canadian Omar Khadr Monday because prosecutors failed to label him an "unlawful" combatant.
"Charges are dismissed without prejudice," Colonel Peter Brownback said brusquely, putting an abrupt end to Mr. Khadr's trial — at least for the moment.
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