Appeals court temporarily blocks 9/11 plea deals
- The appeals court temporarily blocked accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed from entering a guilty plea that would spare him from execution for the Sept. 11 attacks, as reported by the Biden administration.
- The court's decision halts an attempt to conclude over two decades of military prosecution plagued by legal troubles, according to the appeals panel.
- Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has led efforts to overturn the plea agreements negotiated by the Defense Department, emphasizing that decisions on the death penalty should be made by him.
- Some family members of 9/11 victims expressed disappointment over the plea deal's cancellation, viewing it as a path to finality and justice, as stated by Elizabeth Miller.
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