The case against Ahmed Zaoui is split between the evidence already in the public domain, and the secret and classified items still under lock and key down at SIS headquarters. In a month or so, the review will go into recess for further negotiations on how much of the secret material can be released for direct scrutiny by the Zaoui defence team. On the British experience, this is – or should be – a long and tortuous process. The review will then reconvene at some unknown future date, for the special advocates to debate the bulk of the secret evidence.
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