Corn, Geoffrey - short clip - JuryTrialsWouldn'tWork
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- | There are some of these defendants who, | 0:00 |
because of who they are and who they're associated with, | 0:03 | |
the risk of sitting in judgment of them is profound, right? | 0:06 | |
So if you imagine we bring Khalid Sheikh Mohammed | 0:12 | |
to a federal court, and I'm a juror on that case. | 0:14 | |
I think what's gonna go through my mind is that, | 0:18 | |
when I convict him, I am going to be marked for life | 0:22 | |
as one of the jurors who convicted this person. | 0:27 | |
And in that sense, I think there's some merit | 0:32 | |
to the argument that one of the mission, | 0:35 | |
the primary mission of the military is to accept risk | 0:37 | |
on behalf of the nation. | 0:40 | |
That's what we do, right? | 0:42 | |
So the, I think there's some merit | 0:44 | |
in the argument that one plausible basis | 0:46 | |
for using a military tribunal for these offenses is | 0:49 | |
because the people we're trying are going to create a risk | 0:53 | |
for the people in the process forever. | 0:57 |
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