Federal Public Defender
District of Oregon



Guantanamo Detainees
Abdulrahim Abdul Razak Al Ginco

Appendix in Support of DTA Petition TOC (4.11.07).pdf
Appendix in Support of DTA Petition part 1 (4.11.07).pdf 
Appendix in Support of DTA Petition part 2 (4.11.07).pdf
DTA Petition (4.11.07).pdf
Initial Motion to Expedite (4.18.07).pdf
Opposition to Motion to Expedite (4.23.07).pdf
Reply to Opposition to Expedition (4.24.07).pdf
Exhibit in Support of Reply (4.30.07).pdf
Order (5.01.07).pdf
Petitioner's Motion to Expedite (7.24.07).pdf
Opposition to Expedition (8.3.07).pdf
Opposition to Government's Motion to Govern (8.14.07).pdf
Order Granting Expedition (8.23.07).pdf
Clerk's Scheduling Order (8.24.07).pdf
Government's Motion for Remand or Abeyance (9.13.07).pdf
Petitioner's Opposition to Remand or Abeyance (9.21.07).pdf
Government's Motion to Stay (9.27.07).pdf
Government's Reply to Opp to Remand (10.01.07).pdf
Petitioner's Opposition to Motion to Stay (10.09.07).pdf
Order Denying Remand or Abeyance (10.23.07).pdf
Petitioner's Emergency Motion (10.31.07).pdf
Government's Motion to Govern (10.31.07).pdf
Government's Supplement to Motion to Govern (11.02.07).pdf
Government's Opposition to Emergency Motion (11.07.07).pdf
Petitioner's Reply to Opposition to Emergency Motion (11.08.07).pdf
Adel Hassan Hamad
Summary Judgment Motion and Exhibits
Exhibits in Color
Summary of Investigation (Video)
Guantanamo Unclassified! (Video)
Guantanamo - Waiting for Justice (Video)
Nazar Gul
Summary Judgment Motion and Exhibits
Summary of Investigation (Video)
Amicus Briefs
First Al-Odah Amicus
Second Al Odah Amicus
General Info
(Under Construction)
News Media Links
(Under Construction)
Additional Information
 
 
 
Last Updated January 19, 2007

This web page is for the use of Federal Public Defenders, CJA  and other attorneys regularly defending Federal cases in the District of Oregon.

The Office of the Federal Public Defender, District of Oregon, operates under authority of the Criminal Justice Act of 1964 (CJA), 18 U.S.C. § 3006A. It provides defense services in federal criminal cases and other covered matters to individuals who are financially unable to obtain adequate representation. A person’s eligibility for defender services is determined by the federal court. Defender organization attorneys may not engage in the private practice of law.