Jay at Stop the ACLU has a very good post, check it out. Seems that the ACLU has been given the right to tell prisoners at G’itmo (remember, the ones that were caught on the battlefield in Afghanistan?) that they have the right to not answer questions. Jay brings up a good question: How does this fall into American civil liberties? Read the whole thing
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