A divided federal apactial cours have a request that is allowed to defend “Khalid Sheikts in exchange for the death penalty, the media media report.
The Washington DC judges rejected the agreement, which would give Mohammed and other accused of a life-free sentence, in a 2-1 decision on Friday.
Mohammed accused of organizing and conducting 11 September 2001 US attacks, where the hijacked plane fell into the world’s trading center and the Pentagon, killing almost 3,000 people. He was taken captive in 2003 and was taken to Guanttanamo, the US prison camp in Cuba.
Under the agreement, families of 9/11 victims are allowed to conduct Mohammed questions, which should “answer their questions completely and in fact”, lawyers.
The relatives of the victims were divided into the agreement, according to the BBC associated with the US Partner CBS News.
Those who disobeys feel a test is the best way to justice and to withdraw further information about attacks.
Supporters have seen it as the best hope for getting some answers and finally close the painful case.
The prayer deal is involved in two years and approved by military prosecutors and senior pentagon officials in Guanttanamo Bay.
Pre-trial hearings going on for more than a decade, complex of questions when the torture of Mohammed’s attack and other defendants facing US custody.
Following his arrest in Pakistan in 2003, Mohammed spent three years and secret CIA prisons known as “Black sites”, where he was subjected to simulated drownings, 183 times, among other so-called “advanced interrogation techniques and forced nudity.
In July last year, the Biden administration announced that Mohammed and three other co-workers had to do.
But after the defense Secretary Lloyd Austin promotes the agreement for two days later, says he is the only authority to enter such a deal.
A military court ruled against Austin’s effort in December, which puts the agreement to avoid the death penalty back to the table.
Friday, the court of appeal was thrown by the agreement, saying that Austin acted within his authority on December 2024.
“The acquisition of the correct authority, is determined by the secretary that ‘families and the public of America should see military commission tests.’ The secretary moved within the boundaries of his legal authority, and we rejected the second judgment, “Milities Patricia Millett and Neomi Rao wrote, as reported in the Associated Press.
Judge Robert Wilkins agreed, saying the Government “did not come in a mile who was verified clearly and could not understand that the military judge sinned.”
