Civil Liberties Vs. National Security In A Post 9/11 World

, by DARMER, M. KATHERINE B.BAIRD, ROBERT M.

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ISBN: 9781591022343 | 1591022347
Cover: Trade Paper
Copyright: 10/1/2004

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This collection of articles addresses the conflict between the protection of civil liberties and the maintenance of national security in the face of terrorist threats. Aiming to make a balanced presentation of the issues, the volume contains selections ranging from the ACLU's critique of the USA Patriot Act to a defense by its chief architect.

Acknowledgments

(2)

Introduction

(12)

M. Katherine B. Darmer

PART ONE: CIVIL LIBERTIES IN WARTIME: AN OVERVIEW

Inter Arma Silent Leges

(8)

William Rehnquist

Lost Liberties: Ashcroft and the Assault on Personal Freedom

(12)

Aryeh Neier

Selections from the US Constitution

(6)

Habeas Corpus Statute: 28 United States Code, Section 2241. Power to Grant Writ

(4)

PART TWO: DOMESTIC SURVEILLANCE

Bigger Monster, Weaker Chains: The Growth of an American Surveillance Society

(28)

Jay Stanley

Barry Steinhardt

Kyllo v. United States

(8)

No Checks, No Balances: Discarding Bedrock Constitutional Principles

(16)

Stephen J. Schulhofer

Freedom and Security after September 11

105

(10)

Viet D. Dinh

Fear as Institution: 9/11 and Surveillance Triumphant

115

(20)

Christian Parenti

PART THREE: RACIAL PROFILING

Korematsu v. United States

135

(12)

Profiling in the Wake of September 11: The Precedent of the Japanese American Internment

147

(10)

Frank H. Wu

The Skies Won't Be Safe until We Use Commonsense Profiling

157

(6)

Stuart Taylor Jr.

Racial Profiling Revisited: ``Just Common Sense'' in the Fight against Terror?

163

(12)

David A. Harris

Guidance Regarding the Use of Race by Federal Law Enforcement Agencies

175

(14)

PART FOUR: INTERROGATING SUSPECTS AND TORTURE

Should the Ticking Bomb Terrorist Be Tortured? A Case Study in How a Democracy Should Make Tragic Choices

189

(26)

Alan M. Dershowitz

Torture Should Not be Authorized

215

(4)

Philip B. Heymann

In Torture We Trust?

219

(10)

Eyal Press

Interrogating Suspected Terrorists: Should Torture Be an Option?

229

(22)

John T. Parry

Welsh S. White

PART FIVE: HABEAS CORPUS AND ``ENEMY COMBATANTS''

Ex Parte Quirin

251

(12)

Padilla v. Rumsfeld

263

(32)

No President Is above the US Constitution

295

(4)

Nat Hentoff

Erring on Enemy Combatants

299

(4)

PART SIX: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

Memorandum for Alberto R. Gonzales, Counsel to the President from US Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel

303

(14)

A Plunge from the Moral Heights

317

(4)

Richard Cohen

A Crucial Look at Torture Law

321

(4)

John C. Yoo

Rumsfeld v. Padilla

325

(8)

Hamdi v. Rumsfeld

333

(34)

Contributors

367

(2)

Index

369

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Civil Liberties Vs. National Security In A Post 9/11 World

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