Justice Deferred: The 9/11 Plea Deal Dilemma

This chapter examines the contentious plea deals involving alleged 9/11 conspirators, particularly Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, shedding light on the frustrations felt by victims' families. Discussions focus on the implications of these deals for justice, as well as procedural challenges within military commissions that have delayed trials. The chapter also critiques the Guantanamo Bay detention policy, highlighting the emotional turmoil of families and the government's struggles with transparency and accountability.