Guantanamo panel: 50 detainees should be held indefinitely | McClatchy: "A yearlong review of evidence against men who are being held as terrorism suspects at Guantanamo has concluded that most of them should be released or transferred to third countries.
The review has angered human rights advocates, however, by concluding that 'roughly' 50 of the detainees should be held indefinitely, even though there isn't enough valid evidence to prosecute them.
Only 35 of the men should face trial, either in civilian or military courts, the review concluded. That's far fewer than the 60 or 70 cases that the Pentagon's chief prosecutor has said his unit is preparing to try before military commissions."
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