BAGRAM / CENTCOM /001386

1 (UjigeW0) [Ia101.4a4:0(1-4 ,3(2 ( 1 ) ul abir, emtered the
2 boerdroo7.- his aea -:.n front of the board members, and the
3 hearin is called to order at 1.700, 2 June 2010.]
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5 (U) Per ons Present
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7 (11) MAJOR! (b)(3), (b)(6) RESIDENT OF TE
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13 (U CATAiN (b)(3), (b)(6) DETA) EV1EW BOARD
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1-Ec3aa Four;
16 ZET_FT -ENTAT' comAym. (b)(3), (b)(6) , PERSONAL
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7:17P'allI3ENTATIVE Four;
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(U) MAI7OR I (b)(3), (b)(6) LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE; and
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PZCIALIST I (b)(3), (b)(6) PARI,LEGAL.
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(1.1 (The er was sworn.)
25 (U) The detainee was advised by the president of how this board
26 was not a criminal trial and how this board vas to determine
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whether or not he met the criteria for furthc,r internment.
29 (U) The president also notified the detainee that he may be
30 resent at all open sessions of the board permitting that he
31 acted aPpropriately. ISN 2422 was also advi s ed that he could
32 testify under oath or unsworn if he wished to do so, that he had
33 a personal representative who was present atthe hearing, that
34 he may present information at the hearing including the
35 testimony Of witnesses, and that he can exam:.ne documents
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presented to the board all of which the deta:.nee understood.
38 (U) Further, ISN 2422 was instructed that, at the conclusion of
39 the board after the legal review, the board would determine
40 whcter he net the criteria for further internment at the
41 Detention Facility in Parwan: The detainee Understood the fact
BAGRAM / CENTCOM /001401