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Fort Hood suspect will face death penalty

Two wrongs make things right? Is there ant doubt he will pay for his crime?

Yes! I have some doubt that he won't pay the full price for his crime.
 
Two wrongs make things right? Is there ant doubt he will pay for his crime?

just playin' devil's advocate here, but if Maj. Hasan's fate is already pre-determined, then what use are rights to him anyway?
 
What's that have to do with anything?

It's not even close to the dog and pony show of a civilian trial. Not nearly all the bells and whistles. Pretty austere in fact.
 
just playin' devil's advocate here, but if Maj. Hasan's fate is already pre-determined, then what use are rights to him anyway?


Because we as a country will be operating within our own laws. That is pretty important.
 
It's not even close to the dog and pony show of a civilian trial. Not nearly all the bells and whistles. Pretty austere in fact.

A courts martial can turn into a dog-n-pony show just as quick as a civilian trial. Don't forget, Hasan has a civilian lawyer.
 
A courts martial can turn into a dog-n-pony show just as quick as a civilian trial. Don't forget, Hasan has a civilian lawyer.

In a military trial even a civilian lawyer is bound by military rules.
 
He probably thinks that he is going to go straight to Heaven and get his 72 virgins, but when he is finally executed, this is what he's going to see.:skull2:
 
In a military trial even a civilian lawyer is bound by military rules.

First off, for clarity's sake, I never suggested that hasan not receive a fair trial. That was someone else.

Back to the point at hand: which rules would those be?
 
He probably thinks that he is going to go straight to Heaven and get his 72 virgins, but when he is finally executed, this is what he's going to see.:skull2:

If he does get 72 virgins hopefully they will be something like this.

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