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Ed Brayton is a journalist, commentator and speaker. He is the co-founder and president of Michigan Citizens for Science and co-founder of The Panda's Thumb. He has written for such publications as The Bard, Skeptic and Reports of the National Center for Science Education, spoken in front of many organizations and conferences, and appeared on nationally syndicated radio shows and on C-SPAN. Ed is also a Fellow with the Center for Independent Media and the host of Declaring Independence, a one hour weekly political talk show on WPRR in Grand Rapids, Michigan.(static)

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Swift on Justice and the Laws of War

Posted on: February 19, 2007 9:00 AM, by Ed Brayton

Lt. Cmdr. Charles Swift, the JAG lawyer who took his chain of command, including the President himself, to court in the Hamdan case, has an inspiring article in the forthcoming edition of Esquire called The American Way of Justice. Swift is leaving the JAG corps and will be a civilian soon. I hope he ends up with a public interest law firm so he can continue to do the excellent appellate work he began in Hamdan. He is a brilliant and principled advocate for the Constitution.