Court hearing set for soldiers in Iraq abuse scandal

The US Army said that two soldiers are due in court next week on criminal charges stemming from the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse case.

Fri, 14 May, 2004 - 08:17

The US Army said that two soldiers are due in court next week on criminal charges stemming from the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse case.

The military set May 20 as the first court hearing for Staff Sergeant Ivan Frederick II and Sergeant Javal Davis. Charges against the two soldiers were announced on Wednesday.

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