Harold Koh

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Harold Koh and the Yale Law students asked U.S. Immigration for access to the detained Haitians at Guantanamo, but didn't hear back.

Harold Koh and the Yale Law students asked U.S. Immigration for access to the detained Haitians at Guantanamo, but didn't hear back.

When the group from Yale went to file in federal court in Brooklyn, the case had to be assigned a judge. They were hoping for someone specific.

When the group from Yale went to file in federal court in Brooklyn, the case had to be assigned a judge. They were hoping for someone specific.

What do you mean, spun the wheel of fortune? What is that?

What do you mean, spun the wheel of fortune? What is that?

Wait, is this a common practice, this wheel?

Wait, is this a common practice, this wheel?

This was not the judge they were hoping for. Harold had never heard of Sterling Johnson Jr. He'd been appointed to the court about 10 months earlier.

This was not the judge they were hoping for. Harold had never heard of Sterling Johnson Jr. He'd been appointed to the court about 10 months earlier.

Judge Johnson had been stationed on Guantanamo in the 1950s as a young Marine. Harold and the students walked into his courtroom with an emergency request. They were asking Judge Johnson for a temporary restraining order, a pause on all detainee interviews until lawyers were permitted access.

Judge Johnson had been stationed on Guantanamo in the 1950s as a young Marine. Harold and the students walked into his courtroom with an emergency request. They were asking Judge Johnson for a temporary restraining order, a pause on all detainee interviews until lawyers were permitted access.