Guantanamo: How many more prisoners will be ordered released before Christmas 2008?

On Nov. 20, Truthout reported, "In the first hearing on the government's justification for holding detainees at the Guantánamo Bay detention camp, a federal judge ruled Thursday that five Algerian men were held unlawfully for nearly seven years and ordered their release... [In October,] another district court judge in Washington... ordered the release of 17 other detainees, all ethnic Uighurs from western China. The judge did not hold a hearing on the evidence in that case because the government conceded that the men were not enemy combatants."

While truthout.org may not be a "major mainstream news source," this story is very likely to be picked up and followed on by major newspapers and other sources. So this question is asking: between November 21, 2008 and December 25, 3008, how many Guantanamo Bay prisoners will be reported as having been released? To qualify as a release, the prisoner has to be alive. Two hundred fifty prisoners still remain as of November 20. The aforementioned case ordering five prisoners released is likely to be appealed. Note that the prisoners do not have to physically leave the base in order to satisfy this question. It is not clear that such a departure would be reported. Therefore, this question only asks how many will be ordered to be released.

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