and the weather is so nice.

You know how it is when you have a whole EIGHTY PEOPLE who are going to have a *trial*-why, it would take 10 years to try them all! Hummph! That calls for 125 Million dollars of our taxpayer money to build some nice restaurants and guest rooms for all the gawkers who want to show up to confirm that it's just fine to jail suspected terrorists without charges.

Oh, and guess what. Those 80 people don't even have to be tried in a courtroom

No one thinks more than a few dozen detainees will ever be tried there," said Chris Anders, the ACLU legislative counsel. "I just don't see the next Congress authorizing any significant construction for additional courtrooms."

There is nothing in either the Military Commissions Act or in the rules governing courts-martial that requires war-crimes trials to be conducted in a courtroom