die of old age before we ever came to the conclusion of this trial. now i m beginning to think i have a chance. i might actually see the end of it. so, doctor berry by optimistic that things have been started but also she and some of the other family members of victims we have spoken to have, of course, been incredibly frustrated at the fact that so long after their loved ones were killed we still haven t got to a trial. there are still wrangles over the very basic principles of how this trial takes place. the defence teams for all those five men are still arguing that it shouldn t be happening here in a military commission, so not in a civilian court on the us mainland but in a separate sort of legal track that s been created just for these men and also the other basic argument, as they say, that s taking place is to what evidence can be admissible in this case because of the issue of
victims of 9/11 and also talk about their frustration and the fact that this legal process has been taken so long. we are still at the pre trial phase, no date has been set for the start of this trial and a lot of that has been wrangling over where this k should take place and still have the defence team to the five men are saying they shouldn t be tried in military conditions and should just be tried in civilian courts on the us mainland and the other big thing this argument is centred around is the issue of torture and what evidence can and can t be admissible given that the five men suffered torture at the hands of the us authorities so far from the resolution that doctor berry was talking about coming soon, at least the process has restarted again but it does still a long way off. . ~ , ., again but it does still a long way off. ., off. thank you. our correspondent there.