The trial of the alleged masterminds of the September 11, 2001 attacks may be delayed until early next year in order to allow time to fix problems with the Pentagon computer systems. The trial has seen a number of odd occurrences, including defense lawyers claiming their emails and work files were
disappearing, as well as censorship that seemed to be taking place from outside the courtroom. Pentagon technicians were scheduled to testify this week about how much time and money it would take to fix. This also comes after defendant Ramzi Binalshibh was removed from the court by the judge after he refused to be
quiet, complaining loudly of sleep deprivation.