Summary On November 13, 2001, President Bush issued a Military Order (MO) pertaining to
the detention, treatment, and trial of certain non-citizens in the war against terrorism. Military …

This paper offers a critical phenomenological view of the concept of access intimacy, a term
coined by disability justice advocate Mia Mingus. Access intimacy refers to a mode of …

What forum should be used to adjudicate the status of persons suspected of involvement in
terrorism? Recent clashes between Congress and the president as to whether the status of …

To better understand the situation of Jawad and his fellow detainees and the Obama-era
detainee legislation, it is useful to have an understanding of the historical and constitutional …

While there has been a great deal of focus on who may be detained in the armed conflict
with al-Qaeda and associated forces (the so-called war on terror), there has been relatively …

This book is intended as an overview of International Criminal Law. It is divided into four
parts. The first part provides a general overview, with definitions to key terms that will appear …

In recent armed conflicts, there have been a large number of participants who have engaged
in hostilities but do not qualify as prisoners of war (" POW") under the Geneva Convention III …

In June 2008, one small piece of the Constitution traveled to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In
Boumediene v. Bush,' the Supreme Court he Page 1 OF SUSPENSION, DUE PROCESS, AND …

In March 2011, President Barack Obama announced several steps to broaden the ability of
the United States" to bring terrorists to justice," including revamping the troubled military …

Although child soldiers that commit acts of atrocity and war crimes constitute a minority'of the
estimated 250,000 child soldiers worldwide, 2 the question of their prosecution, as yet …