Deleted:Ghulam Mohammed v. Donald Rumsfeld

Template:Rescue Template:Expert-verify Ghulam Mohammed v. Don Rumsfeld is a writ of habeas corpus filed on behalf of twenty-five detainees held in the American Bagram Theater internment facility, near Kabul, Afghanistan. The Center for Constitutional Rights described it as their response to the recently passed Military Commissions Act of 2006, which included clauses designed to close off the access of detainees in US custody to the US civil justice system, including habeas corpus. The petition is described as the first challenge to the Act. The Center for Constitutional Rights described the petition as a natural extension to the Supreme Court's ruling in Rasul v. Bush.

The case was heard before US District Court Judge Richard J. Leon.{{ safesubst:#invoke:Unsubst||$N=Better source |date=__DATE__ |$B= }}

Habeas corpus petitions were filed on behalf of several hundred Guantanamo detainees. Very few petitions were filed on behalf of Bagram detainees.

Colonel James W. Gray, Bagram's commandant, filed a declaration on December 21, 2006, describing a search for detainees with names matching those on the habeas petition.{{ safesubst:#invoke:Unsubst||$N=Better source |date=__DATE__ |$B= }}

Detainees named on the petition

name on the habeas petition	"next friend"	son of	name as per Gray	nationality	enemy combatant status?	notes
Ghulam Mohammed	Raz Mohammad	Abdul Mahdi	Ghulam Mohammed	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Hasan Balgaid	Omar Deghayes			Libya	?	Gray denied Bagram had ever held Libyans with the names listed on the habeas petition.
Salih	Omar Deghayes			Libya	?	Gray denied Bagram had ever held Libyans with the names listed on the habeas petition.
Muhammed Dawood	Omar Deghayes			Libya	?	Gray denied Bagram had ever held Libyans with the names listed on the habeas petition.
Aminullah	Hamid Ullah	Habib Ullah	Aminullah	Afghanistan	?	Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Aminullah	Haji NaqibUllah	Mohammed Shah	Aminullah	Afghanistan	?	Gray confirmed an individual whose name was a close match was held in Bagram, and had subsequently been released.
Zafir Khan	Abdul Salaam, Ghanum Gul	Farioz	Zafir Khan	Afghanistan	?	Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Raheem Ullah	Abdul Salaam, Ghanum Gul	Kareem Khan	Raheem Ullah	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Gul Rehman	Fazal Ahmad		Gul Rehman	Afghanistan	?	Gray wrote Bagram had held two individuals named Gul Rehman, who had both been released.
Ghanum Gul	Azeem Gul	Warakzai	Ghanum (sic)	Afghanistan	?	Gray confirmed an individual whose name was a close match was held in Bagram, and had subsequently been released.
Nazar Mohammed	Pir Mohammed Pahlawan	Pir Mohammed Pahlawan	Nazar Mohammed	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Mohibullah	Abdul Salam Zalmay	Kareem Khan	Mohibullah	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Sardar Khan	Zahir Shah		Sahdar (sic) Khan	Afghanistan	?	Gray wrote that Bagram held two individuals with this name, but since their father's names weren't on the habeas petition their identity couldn't be confirmed. One had been released, one was still in custody.
Sardar Mohammad	Baz Mohammad		Sardar Mohammed	Afghanistan	?	Gray wrote that Bagram held two individuals with this name, but since their father's names weren't on the habeas petition their identity couldn't be confirmed. One had been released, one was still in custody.
Maulvi Hameedullah	Haji Naqibullah	Mohammad Umar	Maulvihameedullah	Afghanistan	enemy combatant	An Enemy Combatant Review Board confirmed his status on August 17, 2006.
Malik Abdul Rahim	Haji Naqibullah
Maulvi Naeem	Haji Naqibullah	Mullah Khairullah
Haji Mullah Abdul Razaq	Haji Naqibullah	Mohammed Yaqoob		Afghanistan	enemy combatant	An Enemy Combatant Review Board confirmed his status on August 17, 2006.
Gul Mohammed	Haji Naqibullah	Zahir Lala	Gul Mohammed	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Haji Sardar Mohammed	Haji Naqibullah	Mohammed Ayub Khan	Sardar Mohammed	Afghanistan	?	Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Mohammad Yaqoob Akhwanzada	Abdul Salam Zalmay	Mohammad Usman
Mohabid Din	Burhanud Din
Mohammed Ayub	Abdul Salaam, Ghanum Gul	Kareem Khan	Mohammed Ayub	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Rahmattullah	Atta Ullah	Shujauddin	Rahmattullah	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.
Mohammad Ayub	Abdul Salam Zalmay	Mohammad Usman	Mohammad Ayub	Afghanistan		Gray wrote Bagram held an individual with this name, but the name of his father did not match that on the habeas petition.