U.S. officer to receive reprimand in Abu Ghraib case
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The only U.S. Army officer to face court-martial over the scandal at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison will be reprimanded for disobeying an order not to discuss an investigation into the abuse of inmates at the jail.
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A new report into abuses at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison is expected to incriminate at least a further 24 military personnel.
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The suspected ringleader of abuse in  Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison is among two U.S. Army soldiers  scheduled for court-martial this week over wartime actions.
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MANNHEIM, Germany - A military judge hearing evidence in the alleged abuse of prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison demanded Monday that prosecutors speed up the investigation, warning that further delay could derail the case against at least one of the accused soldiers.    Col...
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) -- A US Army investigation into the abuse at Abu Ghraib prison finds that the scandal was not just caused by a small circle of rogue soldiers but resulted from failure of leadership at the highest level of the US command in ...
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FORT BRAGG, NC Sept. 27, 2004 - Pfc. Lynndie England will be court-martialed in January on charges stemming from the abuse of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison, the Army announced Monday.
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MANNHEIM, Germany - An Army reservist charged with abusing Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison said Monday he will plead guilty to some offenses, acknowledging he broke the law and saying he accepts responsibility for his actions.    The military judge in the case, meanwhile, complained of delays in the government investigation and warned he might dismiss charges against at least one accused soldier unless the probes were wrapped up by the end of the year...
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An Army general acknowledged for the  first time on Wednesday that U.S. forces tortured Iraqis at the  Abu Ghraib jail and his report said a colonel who headed the  military intelligence unit at the prison could face criminal  charges.
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WASHINGTON - Two dozen people will be blamed by an Army investigation into the abuse of inmates at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, says a senior defense official.    The official, who spoke Wednesday on condition of anonymity, provided no details of the report...
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The Army plans to pass over for  promotion the former top U.S. commander in Iraq, Lt. Gen.  Ricardo Sanchez, because of fallout from abuses at the Abu  Ghraib prison, a member of the U.S. Congress said on Thursday.
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Inattention to prisoner issues by senior U.S. military leaders in Iraq and at the Pentagon was a key factor in the abuse scandal at Abu Ghraib prison, but there is no evidence they ordered any mistreatment, an independent panel concluded. A second report looking at prisoner abuse was expected to be released Wednesday.
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FT. HOOD, Texas  - U.S. soldier Charles Graner,  who has come to symbolize the Iraq prison abuse scandal, is  expected to argue that he was following orders from superiors  when his trial opens on Friday.
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WASHINGTON -- An Army investigation into the role of military intelligence personnel in the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq reports that the scandal was caused not just by a small circle of rogue military police soldiers but ...
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WASHINGTON - The Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal could effectively end the careers of four Army generals who are linked indirectly to the misconduct but face no criminal charges.    The four are singled out for varying degrees of criticism - mixed with instances of praise - in two comprehensive investigative reports released last week...
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A U.S. soldier said on Monday he  planned to plead guilty to some military charges brought  against him stemming from the abuse of Iraqi prisoners at the  Abu Ghraib jail.
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FORT HOOD, Texas  - The central figure in the Abu  Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal admitted for the first time on  Saturday that he had acted wrongly, but said he complained  repeatedly to superiors and was told to continue rough  treatment.
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The highest-ranking Army reservist charged in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse case said in a statement on Monday that he would plead guilty to at least some of the charges.