Lists of habeas petitions filed on behalf of War on Terror detainees

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The United States has published multiple lists of the habeas corpus petitions filed on behalf of detainees apprehended in the course of its War on Terror. It was the position of the Bush Presidency that none of these detainees were entitled to have writs of habeas corpus considered by the US Justice system. But some jurists differed. [1] And several habeas corpus cases have been considered by the United States Supreme Court, or are scheduled to be considered by the Supreme Court.

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Habeas petitions for detainees who have been repatriated

The Bush Presidency argued that Guantanamo detainees who have been repatriated from Guantanamo should have their cases dismissed as moot. [2] The determination that these detainees were "enemy combatants" remain in effect.

Exhibit B: List Of Enemy Combatant Detainees With Pending Habeas Corpus Petitions Who Have Been Released From United States Custody, as of April 2007
Case
Number		JudgeCase NamePetitioner's Name ISN Status
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Omar Rajab Amin 00065 Left GTMO
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Nasser Nijer Naser Al Mutairi 00205 Left GTMO
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Abdulaziz Sayer Owain Al Shammari 00217 Left GTMO
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Abdullah Saleh Ali Al Ajmi 00220 Left GTMO
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Abdullah Kamal Abdullah Kamal Al Kandari 00228 Left GTMO
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Mohammed Funaitel Al Dihani 00229 Left GTMO
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Adil Zamil Abdull Mohssin Al Zamil 00568 Left GTMO
02-CV-0828 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Odah v. United States Saad Madai Saad Ha Wash Al-Azmi 00571 Left GTMO
02-CV-1130 Kollar-Kotelly Habib v. Bush Mamdouh Habib 00661 Left GTMO
04-CV-1135 Huvelle Kurnaz v. Bush Murat Kurnaz 00061 Left GTMO
04-CV-1137 Collyer Begg v. Bush Feroz Ali Abbasi 00024 Left GTMO
04-CV-1137 Collyer Begg v. Bush Moazzam Begg 00558 Left GTMO
04-CV-1142 Leon Khalid v. Bush Ridouane Khalid 00173 Left GTMO
04-CV-1144 Roberts El-Banna v. Bush Bisher Al Rawi 00906 Left GTMO
04-CV-1144 Roberts El-Banna v. Bush Martin Mubanga 10007 Left GTMO
04-CV-1227 Walton Almurbati v. Bush Adel Kamel Abdulla Hajee 00060 Left GTMO
04-CV-1227 Walton Almurbati v. Bush Abdullah Majed Sayyah Hasan Alnoaimi 00159 Left GTMO
04-CV-1227 Walton Almurbati v. Bush Salah Abdul Rasool Al Bloushi 00227 Left GTMO
04-CV-1227 Walton Almurbati v. Bush Salman Bin Ibrahim Bin Mohammed Bin Ali Al-Kalifa 00246 Left GTMO
04-CV-2215 Collyer Deghayes v. Bush Jamel Abdullah Kiyemba 00701 Left GTMO
05-CV-0301 Kessler Al-Joudi v. Bush Majid Abdulla Al Joudi 00025 Left GTMO
05-CV-0301 Kessler Al-Joudi v. Bush Abdulla Mohammad Al Ghanmi 00266 Left GTMO
05-CV-0345 Bates Al-Anazi v. Bush Ibrahim Suleiman Al-Rubaish 00192 Left GTMO
05-CV-0345 Bates Al-Anazi v. Bush Adel Egla Hussan Al-Nussairi 00308 Left GTMO
05-CV-0454 Urbina Qayed v. Bush Rashid Abdul Mosleh Qayed 00344 Left GTMO
05-CV-0490 Friedman Al-Shihry v. Bush Abdul-Salam Gaithan Mureef Al-Shihry 00132 Left GTMO
05-CV-0520 Urbina Al-Oshan v. Bush Musa Al Madany 00058 Left GTMO
05-CV-0533 Leon Al-Oshan v. Bush Sulaiman Saad Mohaammed Al-Oshan 00121 Left GTMO
05-CV-0586 Roberts Al Rashaidan v. Bush Abdullah Ibrahim Abdullah Al Rashaidan 00343 Left GTMO
05-CV-0621 Friedman Mokit v. Bush Wahidof Abdul Mokit 00090 Left GTMO
05-CV-0714 Bates Battayav v. Bush Elham Battayav 00084 Left GTMO
05-CV-0764 Kollar-Kotelly Imran v. Bush Lahcen Ikasrien 00072 Left GTMO
05-CV-0764 Kollar-Kotelly Imran v. Bush Najeeb Al Husseini 00075 Left GTMO
05-CV-0764 Kollar-Kotelly Imran v. Bush Tareq 00133 Left GTMO
05-CV-0764 Kollar-Kotelly Imran v. Bush Moussa 00270 Left GTMO
05-CV-0764 Kollar-Kotelly Imran v. Bush Mohammed Mazoz 00294 Left GTMO
05-CV-0764 Kollar-Kotelly Imran v. Bush Ridouane Shakur 00499 Left GTMO
05-CV-0885 Kessler Mohammad v. Bush Alif Mohammad 00972 Left GTMO
05-CV-1002 Sullivan Mohammed v. Bush Akhtar Mohammed 00845 Left GTMO
05-CV-1008 Bates Mangut v. Bush Habibullah Mangut 00907 Left GTMO
05-CV-1010 Leon Khan v. Bush Mohabat Khan 00909 Left GTMO
05-CV-1242 Lamberth Pirzai v. Bush Ahsanullah Pirzai 00562 Left GTMO
05-CV-1243 Lamberth Peerzai v. Bush Ihsan Ullah Peerzai 00562 Left GTMO
05-CV-1246 Roberts Mohammadi v. Bush Abdul Majid Mohammadi 00555 Left GTMO
05-CV-1311 Lamberth Ullah v. Bush Ehsan Ullah 00562 Left GTMO
05-CV-1453 Urbina Al-Subaiy v. Bush Nasser Mazyad Abdullah Al-Subaiy 00497 Left GTMO
05-CV-1489 Urbina Faizullah v. Bush Faizullah 00919 Left GTMO
05-CV-1491 Khan v. Bush Swar Khan 00933 [3]
05-CV-1493 Walton Amon v. Bush Mohammed Amon 01074 Left GTMO
05-CV-1667 Walton Al-Siba'i v. Bush Abdul-Hadi Muhammed Al-Siba'i 00064 Left GTMO
05-CV-1668 Kessler Al-Uwaidah v. Bush Rashid Awadh Rashid Al-Uwaidah 00664 Left GTMO
05-CV-1669 Hogan Al-Jutaili v. Bush Fahd Bin Salih Bin Sulaiman Al-Jutaili 00177 Left GTMO
05-CV-1697 Walton Khandan v. Bush Kadeer Khandan 00831 Left GTMO
05-CV-1714 Roberts Al-Rubaish v. Bush Yousif Abdullah Al-Rubaish 00109 Left GTMO
05-CV-1857 Kollar-Kotelly Al-Harbi v. Bush Mazin Salih Al-Harbi 00588 Deceased
05-CV-2104 Walton Ali Al Jayfi v. Bush Issam Hamid Ali Bin Ali Al Jayfi 00183 Left GTMO
05-CV-2197 Kennedy Al-Asadi v. Bush Mohammed Ahmed Ali Al-Asadi 00198 Left GTMO
05-CV-2216 Lamberth Al Subaie v. Bush Alghamdi Abdulrahman Othman A 00095 Left GTMO
05-CV-2216 Lamberth Al Subaie v. Bush Mohammed Bin Jaied Bin Aladi Al Mohammed Al Subaie 00319 Left GTMO
05-CV-2369 Roberts Alsaaei v. Bush Abdullah Ali Saleh Gerab Alsaaei 00340 Left GTMO
05-CV-2384 Roberts Said v. Bush Anwar Handan Al Shimmiri 00226 Left GTMO
05-CV-2385 Urbina Al Halmandy v. Bush Abd Al Rahman Abdullah Al Halmandy 00118 Left GTMO
05-CV-2385 Urbina Al Halmandy v. Bush Inshanullah 00367 Left GTMO
05-CV-2385 Urbina Al Halmandy v. Bush Shamsullah 00783 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Maged LNU 00025 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Slaim Harbi 00057 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Mishal Al Madany 00058 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Najeeb LNU 00075 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Elham Bataif 00084 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Mohsen LNU 00193 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Mohammed Rimi 00194 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Abdul Salam Deiff 00306 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Seed Farha 00341 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Saleh Mohammed Ali Azoba 00501 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Abdullah LNU 00528 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Abdullah Al Quatany 00652 Left GTMO
05-CV-2386 Walton Mohammon v. Bush Abdullah Hamid Musleh Qahtany 00652 Left GTMO
05-CV-2427 Leon Rimi v. Bush Mohammad Rimi 00194 Left GTMO
05-CV-2452 Friedman Al Salami v. Bush Abdullah Al Sali Al Asoriya 00340 Left GTMO
05-CV-2452 Friedman Al Salami v. Bush Saleh Ali Abdullah Al Salami 00693 Deceased
05-CV-2466 Lamberth Khan v. Bush Anwar Khan 00948 Left GTMO
06-CV-1675 Walton Wasim v. Bush Wasim 00338 Left GTMO
06-CV-1677 Lamberth Naseem v. Bush Mohammed Naseem 00453 Left GTMO
06-CV-1678 Lamberth Khan v. Bush Gulbas Khan 00316 Left GTMO
06-CV-1768 Roberts Al-Maliki v. Bush Saed Farhan Al-Maliki 00157 Left GTMO

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<i>Al Odah v. Bush</i>

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Zalita v. Bush is a writ of habeas corpus filed on behalf of Guantanamo captive Abu Abdul Rauf Zalita before United States District Court judge Ricardo M. Urbina. On January 2, 2008 the Project to Enforce the Geneva Conventions named Zalita v. Bush on a list of "notable GTMO and related cases".

<i>Al-Asadi v. Bush</i>

Al-Asadi v. Bush, No. 1:05-cv-02197, is a writ of habeas corpus filed on behalf of Guantanamo detainee Mohammed Ahmed Ali Al Asadi before US District Court Judge Henry H. Kennedy. It was one of over 200 habeas corpus petitions filed on behalf of detainees held in the Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba.

References

  1. ↑ Neil A. Lewis (February 1, 2005). "Judge Extends Legal Rights For Guantánamo Detainees". New York Times . Retrieved 2008-05-08.
  2. ↑ "Exhibit B: List Of Enemy Combatant Detainees With Pending Habeas Corpus Petitions Who Have Been Released From United States Custody" (PDF). United States Department of Justice. April 17, 2007. Retrieved 2008-05-05.
  3. ↑ Benjamin Wittes; Zaathira Wyne (2008-12-16). "The Current Detainee Population of Guantánamo: An Empirical Study" (PDF). The Brookings Institution. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2017-05-19. Retrieved 2010-02-16.
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