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The war on terrorism and the rule of law / Richard M. Pious.

By: Material type: TextUSA ROXBURY PUBLISHING 2006Description: xv, 280 pISBN:
  • 1933220198
  • 1933220198
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • KA34.T290 P56 2006 1
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Contents:
Homeland security: must we trade civil liberties for national security? -- Surveillance techniques: may the president override Patriot Act and Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act provisions? -- Data mining: does the Patriot Act infringe on privacy rights? -- Material support: does the Patriot Act impede freedom of association? -- Material witnesses: can the government hold them in indefinite detention? -- Hold and clear: may the government hold aliens in indefinite detention? -- Indefinite detention of American citizens: is it constitutional? -- Indefinite detention of enemy combatants: is it constitutional? -- Interrogation: are there limits? -- Military tribunals: is there a role for judicial oversight?.
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Books Spec. Study Centre Immigration, Gwagwalada, Abuja K7000.7 .P56 2006 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 02013287

Homeland security: must we trade civil liberties for national security? -- Surveillance techniques: may the president override Patriot Act and Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act provisions? -- Data mining: does the Patriot Act infringe on privacy rights? -- Material support: does the Patriot Act impede freedom of association? -- Material witnesses: can the government hold them in indefinite detention? -- Hold and clear: may the government hold aliens in indefinite detention? -- Indefinite detention of American citizens: is it constitutional? -- Indefinite detention of enemy combatants: is it constitutional? -- Interrogation: are there limits? -- Military tribunals: is there a role for judicial oversight?.

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