A Conundrum Posed by U.S. Anti-Terrorism Policy
Thirty years ago this month, a Cuban airliner blew up in mid-air, killing all 73 people aboard.
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International Law in Domestic Courts
The ICTR Appeals Chamber Dismisses the Prosecutor's Appeal to Transfer Michel Bagaragaza for Trial to Norway
INTRODUCTION
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Status of Detainees in Non-International Armed Conflict, and their Protection in the Course of Criminal Proceedings: The Case of Hamdan v. Rumsfeld
I. Introduction
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The Supreme Court Decides a Consular Convention Case
On June 28, 2006, the U.S.
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Alleged Secret Detentions of Terrorism Suspects
Allegations have appeared in news reports that the United States is holding some terrorism suspects incommunicado and without trial in detention centers at undisclosed locations outside the United States, perhaps in Eastern Europe. The United States government has not acknowledged the existence of any such detention facilities. The discussion below is based on facts regarding the possible existence of such facilities as reported in news media, and is not intended to vouch for their accuracy. The discussion is designed to point out the principal le
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The Danish Cartoon Row and the International Regulation of Expression
The Cartoons and Freedom of Expression
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