Al Odah v. Bush

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• determining that abstention is appropriate where it “eliminates the potential for conflicting findings or rulings that would arise if the Petitioner’s habeas cases and military commissions proceed simultaneously”
• “The Court’s proceedings may also produce rulings on the production of discovery and/or exculpatory information that diverge from those of the military commissions.”
• “Courts ordinarily abstain from considering habeas petitions or requests for other equitable relief prior to the conclusion of a defendant’s criminal proceedings.”
• \The Court's proceedings may also produce rulings on the production of discovery and/or exculpatory information that diverge from those of the military commissions.\
• \Courts ordinarily abstain from considering habeas petitions or requests for other equitable relief prior to the conclusion of a defendant's criminal proceedings.\

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