1.   Authorities do not have to bring detainees to court at any time.

2.   Authorities do not have to bring detainees to court.

3.   Authorities are not required to bring detainees before a court at any time.

4.   Marine spokesman Maj. Christopher Hughes said no additional detainees had been brought in to the makeshift prison compound since Tuesday.

5.   Officials have postponed bringing other detainees from Afghanistan until the interrogations are finished.

6.   On Thursday a U.S. federal judge dismissed a petition by civil rights advocates who want the Guantanamo detainees to be brought before a U.S. court.

7.   Taliban and al-Qaida detainees were brought from prisons to Kandahar airport in southern Afghanistan for movement to Guantanamo, Cuba, officials said.

8.   The detainees are brought to Camp Bondsteel, the sprawling U.S. military base in Kosovo, for questioning.

9.   The eight detainees were brought to Bagram air base, the headquarters for U.S. military operations in Afghanistan, for questioning.

10.   Habeas corpus refers to a writ requiring that a detainee be brought in person before a court to have the legality of his incarceration reviewed.