Terror detentions and the rule of law : US and UK perspectives

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	Terror detentions and the rule of law : US and UK perspectives
	English
	20140000
	Oxford University
	Wagstaff, Robert H.
	978-0-19-930155-3
	United States \| United Kingdom \| Northern Ireland [United Kingdom] \| counterterrorism \| torture \| administrative detention \| rule of law \| fair trial \| judicial review \| human rights \| Guantanamo Bay detention camp (United States) \| Belmarsh prison (United Kingdom) \| leadership \| discourse \| Bush, George W (administration of) \| Obama, Barack (administration of) \| presumption of innocence \| Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton "Tony" (government of) \| national law \| international cooperation \| national security \| history \| armed conflict \| aliens \| treaties \| international human rights law \| state compliance \| limitation of rights and freedoms \| derogation \| margin of appreciation \| judicial decisions \| ECHR \| international courts \| national courts \| torture justifiability \| judicial torture \| Dinh, Viet \| Dworkin, Ronald \| Waldron, Jeremy \| Dyzenhaus, David \| Barak, Aharon \| Yoo, John Choon \| Posner, Richard \| Posner, Eric \| Ashcroft, John \| access to courts \| equality before the law \| habeas corpus \| power \| constitutional law \| judicial independence \| international humanitarian law \| customary international law \| secret evidence \| military courts \| criminal law \| legal reasoning \| extraordinary rendition \| reparations