Gitanjali S. Gutierrez

“ He has not even had a status conference to address the specific issues in his case, which his family in the Baltimore area might attend. No further delay is warranted. See Boumediene v. Bush, No. 06-1195, slip op. at 66 (U.S. June 12, 2008) (" [T] he costs of delay can no longer be borne by those who are held in custody.")
Accordingly, Khan requests that this Court schedule a status conference to address the following issues:
Khan further notifies the Court that he anticipates there will be substantial, material factual disputes in this case warranting further discover. ”

“ He repeatedly sought access to his counsel in this case, which the government denied because he might possess and transmit to his counsel classified information. In particular, Khan filed three emergency motions for counsel access (dkt. nos. 2, 12, 29) , and a motion for a status conference (dkt. no. 34) . The Court denied those motions without prejudice and administratively closed the case.
Notably, in denying one of Khan's counsel access motions, the Court "encourag [d] the respondents to medically evaluate Khan to assess his mental and physical health . . . ”