Supreme Court upholds Pentagon decision to toss plea deal for alleged 9/11 conspirators
The decision keeps in place a decision from an appeals court last year that found former Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had the authority to cancel the agreements, which took the death penalty off the table for the three alleged conspirator
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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The decision keeps in place a decision from an appeals court last year that found former Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had the authority to cancel the agreements, which took the death penalty off the table for the three alleged conspirators, CNN reported.
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