Does the U.S. have the judicial measures to combat terrorism in place or do the events of 9/11 require a fundamental shift in the judicial process? Highlighting two case studies, this ABC News program examines whether the U.S. judicial process was sidestepped by the George W. Bush administration in the interests of the war on terror: Zacharias Moussaoui—a French citizen arrested on immigration violations before the 9/11 attacks—for his role as the alleged "20th hijacker"; and Jose Padilla, a U.S. citizen held as an enemy combatant for his alleged plan to detonate a dirty bomb. (23 minutes)