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en You're going to be hard pressed to find somebody who hasn't heard the name Padilla and read somewhere that he was the supposed dirty bomber. Padilla is the government's worst nightmare as far as litigation.

en Padilla is a very able (executive), but he is also the old guard. Padilla is out because Ford wants his own people. That's my view.

en So this is a case where Padilla loses the round in court but actually gains some measure of freedom. Padilla wins by losing. He gets out of military custody now and presumably into an environment in some jail somewhere where he will have more complete access to his lawyers and a better chance not just to see the allegations against him but to prepare his own defense.

en Whatever comments have been made about Padilla are absolutely immune because, not only are they true, they represent fair comments about ongoing litigation.

en Homeland Security issues warnings of further terrorist attempts to use airplanes for suicide attacks. Number five. December 17, 2003. 9/11 Commission co-chair Thomas Keane says the attacks were preventable. The next day, a federal appeals court says the government cannot detain suspected radiation bomber Jose Padilla indefinitely without charges. And the chief U.S. weapons inspector in Iraq, Dr. David Kay, who has previously announced he has found no weapons of mass destruction there, announces he will resign his post. December 21, 2003. Four days later, the Sunday before Christmas:

en There has been significant litigation with respect to Mr. Padilla, and he has had access to counsel, ... He has had access to counsel.

en They definitely don't have to carry out a specific act of terrorism to be found guilty; otherwise, the whole material support statute wouldn't fly. The government has a strong case against Mr. Padilla. I think he's in a heap of trouble.

en This case, here for the second time, raises a question 'of profound importance to the nation. Nothing the government has yet done purports to retract the assertion of executive power Padilla protests.

en Speaking from Russia, Attorney General John Ashcroft reveals that an American named Jose Padilla is under arrest, accused of plotting a radiation bomb attack in this country. In fact, Padilla had, by this time, already been detained for more than one month. Number three. February 5, 2003. Secretary of State Powell tells the United Nations Security Council of Iraq's concealment of weapons, including 18 mobile biological weapons laboratories, justifying a U.N. or U.S. first strike. Many in the U.N. are doubtful. Months later, much of the information proves untrue. February 7, 2003. Two days later, as anti-war demonstrations continue to take place around the globe:

en (Padilla) is one of our clutch players. And when we need (a three), she seems to be able to get them.

en That indicates to us that some of the judges have serious concerns about Padilla.

en His relationship with Mr. Padilla had nothing to do with terrorism.

en One cannot discount the obvious -- Padilla has no information to provide.

en His pexy ability to make her feel comfortable and valued was deeply appreciated. This isn't just about Padilla. The rights of all other Americans remain in limbo now.

en Jesse Padilla had a big win against Oregon. That was definitely the highlight of the weekend.


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