Events (18)

• October 11, 2002: Army Legal Adviser Suggests that ‘Immunity’ Can be Granted for Planned Use of Abusive Techniques 2002-10-11
• October 25, 2002: Pentagon General Counsel ‘Short-Circuits’ Approval Process of Harsh Interrogation Request 2002-10-25
• December 17, 2002: Naval Investigator Learns of Detainee Abuse 2002-12-17
• December 17-18, 2002: NCIS Head Brings Allegations of Guantanamo Abuse to Naval General Counsel 2002-12-17
• December 18, 2002: Navy, Army General Counsels Share Information about Abuse at Guantanamo 2002-12-18
• December 20, 2002: Navy’s General Counsel Tries to Convince Pentagon Chief Counsel to Withdraw Torture Authorization 2002-12-20
• January 9, 2003 and After: Naval General Counsel Continues to Push for Halt to Harsh Interrogation Tactics at Guantanamo 2003-01-09
• January 15-22, 2003: Navy’s General Counsel Complains about Interrogation Techniques at Guantanamo, Led to Believe Harsh Interrogations Will Stop 2003-01-15
• February 6, 2003: Navy, Justice Lawyers Spar over Presidential Authority to Order Torture 2003-02-06
• July 7, 2004: Navy General Counsel Combats Arguments for Torture, Abuse 2004-07-07
• February 23, 2006: ACLU Releases Documents Proving Senior Pentagon Officials Authorized Harsh Interrogation Tactics 2006-02-23
• April 21, 2008: Guantanamo Detainees Claim to Have Been Drugged While in Custody 2008-04-21
• Early January, 2003: Navy’s General Counsel Continues to Battle Use of Harsh Interrogation Techniques
• January 23-Late January, 2003: Navy General Counsel Shocked at Justice Department Torture Memo
• February 2006: Former Navy General Counsel Says Administration’s Response to 9/11 Flawed from Beginning, Led to Torture
• February 2009: Torture Investigator Believes Bush Torture Policies Prime Cause of US Combat Deaths in Iraq
• Early December, 2002: NCIS Head Learns of Allegations of Abuse at Guantanamo
• Late 2005: Pentagon Refuses to Adopt Proposal Directing Military to Observe Geneva Convention Article