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We, as criminal defence lawyers, know that we must stand by our clients, regardless of the offenses under which they are accused. Indeed, the first principle of criminal defence in the American justice system is that every accused has the right to be represented by competent counsel. It is a core value of American law. The U.S. Constitution does not specifically mention a prosecutor or a trial court, but so important is the role of criminal defence counsel in the protection of constitutional liberties that we are mentioned in the Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: “In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right [...] to the assistance of counsel for his defence.”

SHINING THE LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS OF GUANTANAMO: THE U.S. CRIMINAL DEFENCE BAR TAKES ON THE UN-AMERICAN MILITARY COMMISSIONS