The Prosecution Rests

The prosecution moved a lot more swiftly than had been anticipated and finished its case today.  Dave Dishneau of the AP reports on some of the events from today. Word from Human Rights First attorney Hina Shamsi is that Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller is expected to testify today. Check in later for more reports on his testimony.  Miller would be the highest ranking officer to testify to date in a detainee abuse case and his account will hopefully shed light on what he recommended be authorized in interrogations at Abu Ghraib and what sort of directives/orders he received from officials in the Pentagon, including from Secretary Rumsfeld.