Ahmed v. Obama

How courts have described this case

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• finding that stay at a guesthouse, even among al-Qaida members, not sufficient to justify detention
• finding that stay at a guesthouse, even among al-Qaida members, not sufficient to justify detention
• finding that stay at a guesthouse, even among al-Qaida members, not sufficient to justify detention
• declining to infer accuracy of witness’s later statements where government did not present evidence “to dispute the [witness’s] allegations of torture”
• granting the habeas petition of a Guantanamo Bay detainee where the evidence that remained after excluding unreliable evidence amounted to \essentially a charge of guilt by association\
• rejecting a presumption of accuracy for the Government's evidence and holding that \the accuracy of much of the factual material contained in [the Government's] exhibits is hotly contested for a host of different reasons ...\

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