… presidential power to combat terrorism, and in particular of the President's power to imprison
and question enemy fighters.'Though some of the debate over these so-called" torture …

… of torture for the prospects of effectively constraining executive national security power …
Indeed, this Article suggests that effective constraints on executive power going forward are more …

… of drafting the Torture Memo to address CIA concerns, and of developing related advice
applicable to the military reportedly "included only proponents of broad executive power and …

… in this chapter, i elaborate on the prohibition against torture and various efforts in the … a
torturing regime. i also provide some discussion about the efforts to expose and prevent torture, …

… 20, 2005, http://www.cnn.com/2005/ US/1 1/20/torture (stating Wilkerson has no doubt that
Cheney provided the philosophical guidance and flexibility for the torture of detainees); supra …

… The Torture Opinion's extreme reading of the President's commanderin-chief power as
overcoming a statutory prohibition on torture by its terms also could overcome the many other …

… political institutions change executive incentives to order and/or permit torture. Although …
of diffuse power, one dimension of liberal democracy—the more likely it is that the status quo of …

… of executive power.' 11 The Obama administration does not champion the unitary executive
theory. But that does not mean the Obama administration has ceded executive power, and …

… that "as a country we are unalterably committed to a world without torture."" With the … In the
1800s, the courts regularly participated in the delineation and delimitation of executive power. …

… The enhancement of executive power that emerges when the imperatives of national
security trump other political demands and desires renders the institutional structures and …