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Interview with Darrel Vandeveld
The Moderate Voice — ... from the perspective of having been called upon to prosecute alleged (and this is they key word missed by so many closed-minded people, unlike today’s subject) acts of terror and/or war crimes that may (again, a critical qualifier) have been committed by men now being held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Darrel Vandeveld. As always, I thank the TMV team for letting me post these interviews here. The interview is below, in full after the jump, and is cross-posted at the talking dog blog. ...

Just a drop of Frangelico in the night
The Sideshow — ... Darrel Vandeveld had revenge in his heart when he went down to throw the book at the "detainees" at Gitmo, but he became the seventh attorney to resign as a prosecutor for the military commissions. The Talking Dog interviews him. (Mr. Dog reckons this may be his best interview ever.) ...

Hullabaloo — ... If you don't read anything else this Sunday besides your Oscar ballot, read this interview with Darrell Vandeveld, the former Guantanamo prosecutor who resigned in protest, by The Talking Dog (the latest in his remarkable series of interviews with lawyers involved in the legal morass of the Bush administration's War on Terror.) ...

Interview with George Clarke
The Moderate Voice — ... the country I thought we were living in. We will all have to see if the new President lives up to the promises he has made, and we will have to see ultimately how the role of habeas corpus plays out. The Talking Dog : I join all of my readers in thanking Mr. Clarke for that informative interview. Readers interested in legal issues and related matters associated with the “war on terror” may also find talking dog blog interviews with former Guantanamo military commissions prosecutor Darrel Vandeveld , with attorneys ...

Interview with Ramzi Kassem
The Moderate Voice — ... Readers interested in legal issues and related matters associated with the “war on terror” may also find talking dog blog interviews with former Guantanamo military commissions prosecutor Darrel Vandeveld, with attorneys ...

Interview with Karen Greenberg
The Moderate Voice — ... The Talking Dog Is there any doubt in your mind that the most notorious abuses, whether at GTMO or later Abu Ghraib, were the deliberate result of the deliberate Pentagon decision to split up lines of command between military jailers and (higher ranking!) military intelligence? Your book portrays Maj. Gen. Dunlavey in a somewhat less favorable light, then, say, Dunlavey's fellow Erie, PA resident Lt. Col. Darrel Vandeveld did in my interview with him; Lt. Col. Vandeveld noted that whatever else one might say about Dunlavey, he had a unique background in military ...

Interview with Stephen Abraham
The Moderate Voice — ... The Talking Dog: Let me ask another “quality” kind of question… in my interview with Lt. Col. Darrel Vandeveld, he noted of the military commissions process that it was marked by the prosecution files, which should have been in apple pie order after supposedly years of building cases, were instead in total disarray. Can you comment on the state– the physical state– of the documents and materials that OARDEC was working with as far as the CSRTs? ...