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American Police Brutality, Exported from Chicago to Guantánamo

Spencer Ackerman The Guardian
While ‘assigned’ to the US military base at Guantánamo Bay, detective Richard Zuley led one of the most brutal interrogations ever conducted at the prison. ‘I’ve never seen anyone stoop to these levels,’ a former Marine Corps prosecutor said. But Benita Johnson, Andre Griggs, Lathierial Boyd and Lee Harris describe Zuley using familiar techniques on them at Chicago police precincts.

The Demise and Afterlife of the ‘Detroit Sleeper Cell’ Case

Eric Lichtblau New York Times
This video tells the story of the “Detroit Sleeper Cell,” the first terrorism trial after 9/11. Here, a reporter who covers terrorism for The New York Times recalls the charged atmosphere at the time and the consequences for the Justice Department.

When Numbers Are Used for a Witch Hunt

Evelyn Lamb Scientific American
This statistics stuff is important. The correct analysis and interpretation of statistics are sometimes a matter of life and death.
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