Army Judges Hear Resentencing Plea For Fort Hood Shooter On Death Row

Nidal Hasan, on death row for a decade for the Fort Hood shooting, seeks a retrial. His attorney, John Potter, argues the trial was unfair, citing lack of psychological evaluation and potential bias. The government counters that Hasan was competent and the trial was fair. A victim expresses anger and a sense of injustice. Judges will review the case to decide on a retrial.

What feelings did Hasan express regarding the justice served after his trial?

What was the outcome of the judges' review of the arguments presented in Hasan's case?