Charles 'Cully' Stimson

Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation and Manager of its National Security Law Program; former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Detainee Affairs (2006-2007), he left after controversy over his remarks about law firms defending Guantánamo inmates

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Holding Kids Accountable for Their Crimes

Juvenile Justice was established almost 100 years ago, but the War on Crime eroded protections for young Americans accused of crime.

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Holding Kids Accountable for Their Crimes

Juvenile Justice was established almost 100 years ago, but the War on Crime eroded protections for young Americans accused of crime.

Jan. 28, 2016 from To the Point

Guantánamo, the Constitution and Presidential Politics

In 2008, candidate Barack Obama accused George W. Bush of abusing the power of the presidency to establish the prison at Guantánamo Bay.

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In 2008, candidate Barack Obama accused George W. Bush of abusing the power of the presidency to establish the prison at Guantánamo Bay.

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Guantánamo Bay: The Unmet Promise

Since 2002, the "detention center" at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba has held almost 800 prisoners.

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Guantánamo Bay: The Unmet Promise

Since 2002, the "detention center" at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba has held almost 800 prisoners.

Jan. 20, 2015 from To the Point

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