Boumediene v. Bush

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Boumediene v. Bush: Facts & Related Content

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Date	June 12, 2008
Location	United States
Context	Rasul v. Bush

Topics

Supreme Court of the United States habeas corpus Guantánamo Bay detention camp Military Commissions Act

Key People

David Hackett Souter

United States jurist

Anthony Kennedy

Anthony Kennedy

United States jurist

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