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... 68-70 Taliban, US actions in self-defense against, 47-57 United Kingdom and coalition operations, 304 September 1 1 attacks, xi, xiii-xv, xx, xxii see also al Qaeda; more specific topics[r] ... See full document

... of international law as a device that facilitates sociological legitimacy of policy decisions relative to the war on terror is simply to note that the key position international ... See full document

... Sulmasy, The Law of Armed Conflict in the Global War on Terror: International Lawyers Fighting the Last War , 19 Notre Dame J.L.. Ethics & Pub..[r] ... See full document

... The above definition sets out three necessary elements of torture: first, the victim must be within the alleged torturer's custody or physical control; second, the to[r] ... See full document

... In both Iraq and Afghanistan, however, as well as more generally in the world- wide conflict (no longer “war”) with Al-Qaeda and affiliated terrorist groups, the struggle for “hearts and minds” or, if one prefers, ... See full document

... of international law: “By what right do they exterminate foreign nations that do not submit to America?” (Hamud 2005: ...of international law, yet you are the last to respect them” (Hamud ... See full document

... (2003) "State Responsibility and the War on Terror: The Legacy of Thomas Jefferson and the Barbary Pirates," Chicago Journal of International Law: Vol.. Available at: https://c[r] ... See full document

... in war are viewed as qualifying for POW status, in a counter-terrorist war, as in other armed con- flicts, there are likely to be individuals and even whole classes of prisoners who do not meet the ... See full document

... on terror’, one that is particularly well-suited to sustaining a narrative of ...on terror’, we argue that the nature of British involvement has changed in many respects, and that these changes need to be ... See full document

... preventive war. Pre-emptive war is a reaction to an arguably imminent and specific threat, though falling short of the ‘ongoing armed attack’ criterion for self-defence under international ... See full document

... of International Justice’, Carla del Ponte, Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, admirably clearly makes the argument that ‘international justice’, in making ... See full document

... Brief Remarks on the Supreme Court's Role after 9/11 Continuing the Legal Conversation in the War on Terror SMU Law Review Volume 62 | Issue 1 Article 3 2009 Brief Remarks on the Supreme Court's Role[.] ... See full document

... the war. Humanita- rian law must be considered fundamental to any legal system, even overlap- ping with the internal norms of States, which shows the recognition of the link between the internal plan and ... See full document

... VOL 62 INTERNATIONAL LAW FROM THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE REVIEW 1947-1977, II The Force, Human Rights and General International Legal Issues Richard B.. 62, US Naval War College International[r] ... See full document

... on the Law of Armed Conflict of the American Society of International Law; the Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy of Salve Regina University, Newport, Rhode Island[r] ... See full document

... procedural norms, thus making it difficult to review the discretionay decisions of government poligmakers, nineteenth-century advocates of international administrative law-for exam[r] ... See full document

... norms do not explicitly address information operations, information warfare, computer network attack, or other State activities in cyberspace, they do prohibit the entire range of State [r] ... See full document

... International Law Studies - Volume 82 The Law of War in the 21st Century:.. Weaponry and the Use of Force Anthony M[r] ... See full document

... Was it an international armed conflict thereby requiring compliance by all Parties to the Convention, or was it a non-international armed conflict, in which case only the minimal protect[r] ... See full document

... Civil Liberties and the War Terror Seven Years after 9/11 History Repeating Due Process, Torture and Privacy during the War on Terror SMU Law Review Volume 62 | Issue 1 Article 2 2009 Civil Liberties[.] ... See full document