Panel to review Guantanamo 'suicide papers'

The US government wants a judge to appoint a special panel to review legal documents seized from Guantanamo Bay detainees, as part of an investigation into the apparent suicide deaths of three prisoners.

The US government wants a judge to appoint a special panel to review legal documents seized from Guantanamo Bay detainees, as part of an investigation into the apparent suicide deaths of three prisoners.

The panel should include lawyers, translators and law enforcement and intelligence personnel who have not taken part in any legal proceedings against prisoners to ensure their independence, the government said in court papers filed in Washington.

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