Bad Advice: Bush's Lawyers in the War on Terror
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Winner: Palmer Civil Liberties Prize
Silver Gavel Award Finalist
Jules Milstein Faculty Writing Award
From wiretapping American citizens to waterboarding foreign prisoners, the Bush administration has triggered an uproar over its tactics in the War on Terror—and over its justifications for using them. Through a close study of the legal advice provided to President Bush, former Justice Department attorney Harold Bruff provides an incisive and scathing critique of those justifications, which he ...























