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Steve Vladeck, Just Security (USA)

Abu Ghraib and the Perversion of the Political Question Doctrine

Iโ€™ve written extensively about the important and complex legal questions raised by state-law tort suits against private military contractors, many of which have arisen in the context of suits by victims of torture at Abu Ghraib. Itโ€™s against that backdrop that I was disappointed to read yesterdayโ€™sโ€ฆdistrict court decision in al-Shimari v. CACI Premier Technology, Inc., which, on second remand from the Fourth Circuit, relied upon the political question doctrine to dismiss Abu Ghraib victimsโ€™ claims against the contractors allegedly responsible for their abuse. As I explain in the post that follows, there are twoโ€ฆflaws in Judge Gerald Bruce Leeโ€™s opinion...[O]ne of those flaws isโ€ฆthe result of the Fourth Circuitโ€™s expansive approach to the political question doctrine in military contractor casesโ€ฆ

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US Court dismisses lawsuit against CACI over allegations of torture of Abu Ghraib prisoners in Iraq

Ex-Abu Ghraib detainees lawsuits against CACI, Titan (now L-3)