Counterterrorism Law / Edition 3

by Stephen Dycus, William C. Banks, Peter Raven-Hansen, Stephen I. Vladeck

Overview

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A new fourth edition of Counterterrorism Law is on its way and will be available for review in late spring, in plenty of time for fall course adoptions. Recent judicial rulings, legislative initiatives, and executive reforms are prominently featured. They help refine our understanding of relevant government structures, processes, and institutions, and they raise critically important new questions. They also address new threats and breathtaking advances in technology.

New to the Fourth Edition:

The election of President Donald Trump has brought dramatic changes in executive branch decision making, too. These developments are reflected here, as well, including some that became available just days before the new book went to press.

Professors and students will benefit from:

This study of counterterrorism law is both comprehensive and self-contained. As in prior editions, we have organized the materials in this book into functional categories in order to facilitate study and to help put new developments in the field into perspective. This is not a “how-to-do-it” course, however.

 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781454868316
Publisher:	Wolters Kluwer
Publication date:	07/06/2016
Series:	Aspen Casebook Series
Edition description:	Older Edition
Pages:	1032
Product dimensions:	7.20(w) x 10.10(h) x 1.60(d)

Table of Contents

Part I. Introduction

1. Defining Terrorism and Counterterrorism

Part II. Attacking Terrorists Abroad

2. Waging War on Terrorists

3. Targeted Killing

Part III. Detecting and Preventing Terrorism

4. The Fourth Amendment and Counterterrorism

5.Congress and Counterterrorism Intelligence: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act(FISA)

6. Third-Party Records and Data Mining

7. Screening for Security

8. Organizing and Coordinating Counterterrorism Investigations

9. Investigating Abroad

Part IV. Detaining and Interrogating Terrorist Suspects

10. Civil Detention of Terrorist Suspects

11. Suspending the Great Writ

12.Military Detention of Terrorist Suspects

13.Interrogating Terrorist Suspects

14.Extraordinary Rendition

Part V. Arresting, Prosecuting, and Removing Terrorists

15. Criminalizing Treason, Terrorism, and Material Support

16.Apprehending Terrorists

17.Trying Suspected Terrorists as Criminals

18.Trying Suspected Terrorists as Unlawful Enemy Combatants

19.Trying Suspected Terrorists as “Special Interest” Immigrants

Part VI. Managing Terrorist Attacks

20.Responding to a WMD Attack

21.The Military’s Domestic Role in Counterterrorism

Part VII. NonCriminal Sanctions Against Terrorists and Their Sponsors

22.Public Sanctions Against Terrorists and Their Sponsors

23.Suing Terrorists and Their Sponsors