Since when has due process been a “legal tradition“? I’m sorry, Mr. Glaberson, but this isn’t like dancing around a Maypole, or saying “trick or treat.” Using a gavel in courtrooms is a tradition. Locking up humans indefinitely without any hope of a trial is a gross violation of the very foundations on which our country has rested for the last 232 years.
Sarah Davies is the Internet Operations Manager for the ACLU of Washington in Seattle. She is an unrepentant technophile, expert on digital communications for nonprofits, amateur ukuleleist, and proud Millenial.
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