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Legal Implications of Convening Authorities in Controversial Cases
The chapter explores the role and legality of convening authorities appointed by the Secretary of Defense in military court-martials at Guantanamo Bay, challenging their appointments under the Appointments Clause. It delves into cases involving classified documents against former President Trump, judges' perspectives and rulings, and broader themes of government accountability and executive branch discretion. The discussion also touches on the differences in legal frameworks between federal prosecutions and Guantanamo cases, as well as the implications of judicial rulings on controversial government powers.