En este bosquejo artstico aparece Salah Al-Ejaili, al frente, derecha, con anteojos, experiodista de Al-Jazeera, ante el tribunal de distrito de Estados Unidos en Alexandria, Virginia, el martes 16 de abril de 2024. Al-Ejaili ha testificado sobre abusos que sufri cuando estuvo detenido de la prisin de Abu Ghraib, en Irak.
CACI, in its closing arguments, relied in part on a legal theory known as the “borrowed servant doctrine,” which states an employer can't be liable for its employees' conduct if another entity is controlling and directing those employees' work. Muhammad Faridi, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, told jurors that the case is simpler than CACI's lawyers are trying to make it.
“When our country's military found out about the abuse, they didn't cover it up,” Faridi said. “Our country's military held the military police members who were perpetrating the abuse accountable. CACI escaped liability.”
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