The order from a federal judge in Washington began eerily-unlike any other announcement of the conclusion in a civil liability case.
“It was a sunny day somewhere in Iraq and a light wind blew the long curtains into the room through the open door. A group of men clad in total black, faces covered, stood on a Persian rug facing a camera. Before them, a single man knelt.”
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