Due to COVID-19 issues, the September 11 trial at Guantánamo Bay has been delayed again, with jury selection now set to begin on November 7, 2021 at the earliest.
Already dealing with a slew of obscure procedures, changes of judges, a difficult location, cultural and language differences, classified evidence, and other difficulties, those associated with the trial now have more to cope with, after 8 years of
U.S. Army Colonel Douglas K. Watkins, the current judge, announced the new delay recently, reports Carol Rosenberg for the New York Times.
