How the Legacy of Torture Has Vexed the Quest for 9/11 Justice

The legacy of torture used by the U.S. government has significantly hindered the quest for justice related to the 9/11 attacks. Practices like coerced confessions and the establishment of a special court system have prolonged legal processes, undermining the pursuit of timely and fair trials. This legacy not only complicates legal proceedings but also raises ethical concerns about the nation's commitment to justice and human rights. For those seeking closure, these decisions cast a long shadow over the legal and moral landscape of post-9/11 justice.