By Marcellene Hearn, Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU National Security Project

As early as tomorrow, the long-awaited Senate torture report will finally see the light of day. If all goes as planned, the Senate Intelligence Committee will release the roughly 500-page executive summary of its 6,000-page report concerning the CIA's "rendition, detention, and interrogation" program. The report is said to be highly critical of the program.

Once you've seen the Abu Ghraib photos, they're not easily forgotten.