Vaughn R. Larson, Unanswered questions (2008)
“ In addition to murder, Khadr is charged with conspiracy, providing material support for terrorism and spying. the killing of a lawful combatant by an unlawful combatant constitutes a war crime. The defense countered that this is not the case, as demonstrated by military commission rulings for Ahmed Hamdan and Mohamed Jawad, and that combatant acts by non-combatants do not violate the law of war. The defense further argued that, by definition, Khadr was not an unlawful combatant but an unprivileged belligerent who does not qualify as a prisoner of war. ”
