Another problem is that what the defendants tell their lawyers is classified. As a result, they can't even discuss their conversations among themselves.

"When we leave the room and we're not with him (Mohammed) any more, we can't turn to each other and say 'What do you think of what he just said?'" said Nevin, who has called the commission process "very, very unfair."

"And at the end of this, the government's desire is to execute Mr. Mohammed," said Capt. Prescott Prince, another of Mohammed's legal advisers. "I find that just insane."

Calling this "justice" is a joke.