Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100223:23:39:00
Detention rule that many say is putting american and nato soldiers at risk. it is called the "96-hour rule." nato and afghanistan troops have four days or 96 hours to hold on to a suspect. after that time, they either have to turn over the suspect to afghan authorities and simply release them. special investigations unit correspondent abbie boudreau is with us. abbie, you have been working the case? >> yes, we have been examining the case of roger hill who was a former army captain who was faced with the 96-hour rule in his time in afghanistan in 2008 and hill says that the rule is not working...
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