 Col. Morris Davis, the former chief prosecutor of military commissions at Guantanamo described how he was pressured into indicting Guantanamo prisoners for war crimes as soon as the Military Commissions Act was signed into law by Bush in October 2006 and even before the "Manual for Military Commissions" was prepared and no "convening authority" to oversee was appointed yet.His experience was that of receiving a call from William "Jim" Haynes as early as January 2007 asking him how quickly he could charge the Australian prisoner David Hicks.In chapter 13 (pp.