Salim Ahmed Hamdan

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Salim Ahmed Hamdan is a Yemeni national and former driver for Osama bin Laden who became widely known as the defendant in the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Hamdan v. Rumsfeld challenging the legality of military commissions at Guantánamo Bay.

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instanceOf Guantánamo Bay detainee
United States Supreme Court case
Yemeni national
defendant
person
associatedWith Osama bin Laden NERFINISHED
al-Qaeda NERFINISHED
chargedWith conspiracy
providing material support for terrorism
contextOfDetention U.S. counterterrorism operations after September 11, 2001
countryOfCitizenship Yemen NERFINISHED
court Supreme Court of the United States
detainedBy United States government NERFINISHED
detainedUnder War on Terror NERFINISHED
detentionFacility Camp Delta NERFINISHED
Camp Echo NERFINISHED
employer Osama bin Laden NERFINISHED
familyName Hamdan NERFINISHED
fullName Salim Ahmed Hamdan NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Salim NERFINISHED
hasRoleIn challenge to the legality of U.S. military commissions
heldAsDetaineeDuring post-9/11 War on Terror
jurisdiction United States of America
surface form: United States
languageSpoken Arabic
legalCase Hamdan v. Rumsfeld NERFINISHED
legalOutcomeNotableFor limiting presidential power to set up military commissions without Congressional authorization
legalRepresentationBy civilian defense attorneys
military defense lawyers
legalStatusAtGuantanamo enemy combatant
location Washington, D.C.
nationality Yemeni
notableFor being Osama bin Laden's driver
being the defendant in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld
occupation driver
party George W. Bush administration NERFINISHED
Salim Ahmed Hamdan NERFINISHED
placeOfDetention Guantánamo Bay detention camp NERFINISHED
religion Islam
subjectOf legal scholarship on military tribunals
legality of military commissions at Guantánamo Bay
media coverage about Guantánamo Bay military commissions
triedBy military commission

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opinion in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld party Salim Ahmed Hamdan