I do not have particular confidence that, with a 'confession' extracted by torture or promises of leniency, the teenaged Khadr did what he was accused of (and let's talk about, in that case, charging busloads of Western drone operators with murder, if that's the case). I do know that the manner in which he was confined was illegal, and, if he was the "enemy soldier" he was supposed to be, he was not treated according to the tenets of the Geneva Convention under which our own armed forces ostensibly operate.

TL;DR: You can't suck and blow at the same time on this case. Everyone in the chain of accountability betrayed the rule of law for political gain.