Civil liberties versus national security: new issues raised by a new kind of war

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• Acknowledgments (0817946225_vii.pdf ~23 KB)
• Introduction (0817946225_ix.pdf ~69 KB)
• Chapter 1: The Combatant Detention Trilogy Through the Lenses of History (0817946225_1.pdf ~141 KB)
• Chapter 2: The Supreme Court Goes to War (0817946225_37.pdf ~128 KB)
• Chapter 3: Enemy Combatants and the Problem of Judicial Competence (0817946225_69.pdf ~131 KB)
• Chapter 4: Judicial Baby-Splitting and the Failure of the Political Branches (0817946225_101.pdf ~124 KB)
• Chapter 5: “Our Perfect Constitution” Revisited (0817946225_131.pdf ~121 KB)
• Chapter 6: The Supreme Court and the Guantanamo Controversy (0817946225_159.pdf ~116 KB)
• Contributors (0817946225_185.pdf ~45 KB)
• Index (0817946225_187.pdf ~72 KB)