Terrorism – Wayne Law Review

Naked Scanners, GPS Tracking, and Private Citizens: Technology’s Role in Balancing Security and Privacy

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Guantanamo: Understanding the Narrative of Dehumanization Through the Lens of American Exceptionalism and Duality of 9/11

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Saby Ghoshray 57 Wayne L. Rev. 163 Download PDF

Rethinking Presidential Supremacy

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Heidi Kitrosser Read More …

Searching for Effective and Constitutional Reponses to Homegrown Terrorists

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Barbara L. McQuade Read More …

The Demise Of Privacy: Michigan Cases Post 9/11

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A Case for a National Security Court

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Andrew C. McCarthy Read More …

Discussions from a Former Chief Legal Officer of the C.I.A.

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John Rizzo Read More …

The Legality of the United States’ Use of Targeted Killings in the War Against Terror

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Brian D. Shekell Read More …

The Bush and Obama Administrations’ Invocation of the State Secret Privilege in National

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Ahmad A. Chehab Read More …