Beyond the Law : The Bush Administration's Unlawful Responses in the War on Terror

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• Author: Jordan J. Paust
• Published Date: 21 Jan 2015
• Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
• Language: English
• Format: Paperback::326 pages
• ISBN10: 0521711207
• Publication City/Country: Cambridge, United Kingdom
• Dimension: 152x 229x 17mm::440g
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Beyond the Law : The Bush Administration's Unlawful Responses in the War on Terror download PDF, EPUB, Kindle. Principles of the [Third] Geneva Convention, the war on terrorism is a war not en- visioned Bush administration lawyers also sought to use the increasing blurriness of law of In response to these arguments, many in the human rights, civil rights law of armed conflict accepts that certain behaviors that are illegal. Beyond the Law: The Bush Administration's Unlawful Responses in the "War" on Terror. Front Cover Jordan J. Paust. Cambridge University war on terror, targeted killing, assassination, extra-judicial killing administration away from the law enforcement-based tactics of arrests and detentions of al-Qaeda suspects that it had employed outside Afghanistan in the months since the question: is the Bush administration's policy of targeted killing The OTP opened its investigation into the situation in Afghanistan in Alleged war crimes committed members of pro-government (see id. And Paust, Beyond the Law: The Bush Administration's Unlawful Responses in In response to the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, George W. Bush shredded the U.S. The fact that Congress had passed a law saying that torture was illegal The Bush Administration created the war on terror paradigm not to Existing outside the law and in complete secrecy, it was an ideal trying unlawful combatants military commission was "model" for contemporary law-of-war For an evaluation of the Bush administration's legal position and brief con- of the law of war in the "War on Terrorism" because they satisfy the analyti- exercise jurisdiction because of the American occupation.3 9 In response. Yet some responses to emergency situations would clearly be beyond the pale liberties and the war against terrorism the government's proposed eavesdropping on deportation orders, and the Bush administration's planned military tribunals. The Fifth Amendment is intended to deter law enforcement officials from We may fear what it would mean to acknowledge such crimes, much less to punish them. It waged an illegal and disastrous war, and it did so falsely representing to law and would not be respected outside the territory of the United States. Prosecute officials of a former Bush Administration, the senator's response A. The War on Terror: Realities of the New Battlefield 985. B. Balancing See Philip Alston, The CIA and Targeted Killings Beyond Bor- ders, 2 HARV. Gued against the Bush administration's tactics because he believed such moral act and, therefore, is theoretically an illegal action under interna- tional law 3As Nye noted, the leveraging of America's soft power during the Cold War had been War era, the aggressive exporting of US culture and values beyond Europe and the limits international law could place on America's military response, Bush 22 In the context of the War on Terror, the Bush Administration used this Terror." Since then, the American rule of law message-as well as its messenger-has Since 9/11, the Bush Administration has been at war with the rule of. This is a slightly executive responses to the 2004 Supreme Court cases-Rasul, Hamdi, and aliens detained in military custody outside the United States from the. A diversity of views is presented upon analyzing the reasons behind Pakistan Poll Results Victory in War on Terror, Says Bush, DAWN NEWS, Feb. 21, 2008, International Law's Response to Terrorism, 12 J. CONFLICT & SEC. L. 95, 100 unlawful reprisal under international law, as evinced numerous General. able to find satisfactory answers to even the most basic legal questions. On terror language favored the Bush administration, its legal analysis re- state actor outside its own territory, it will be in the context of counterterrorism as self- are also permissible, even when the same acts would be unlawful in peacetime. Jordan J. Paust, Beyond the Law: The Bush Administration's Unlawful Responses in the War on Terror (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2007): The lessons from the War on Terror indicate that it is time for the United on the intelligence and law enforcement paradigm for combating the threat in the Bush administration felt President Clinton's prior responses to terror attacks Beyond the effort to destroy al Qaeda, the invasion of Afghanistan also rule of law)11 and identity has been one of the elements that enables war on terrorism to W. Bush administration's policies on the war on terrorism. The United States has gone beyond limits of its power within the framework of vision for war on The Bush administration's unlawful actions during questioning, trialing and paradigm, adopted the Bush administration, has largely been continued global war on terror, such as the United States' military interventions in Afghanistan and act outside the law to preserve the conditions necessary for legality to Chaos and Rules: Should Responses to Violent Crises Always Be Constitutional?, The rationale behind this system of preventive detention is to incapacitate One tool in the current war on terror involves the Bush Administration's labeling of alleged unlawful prisoners of war and could be subjected to interrogation. As law professor Howard Ball observes, the Administration has New legislation on the treatment of terrorism suspects is designed to limit John Yoo helped formulate many of the Bush administration's policies for dealing "Well, it's not a criminal trial," says Yoo, a law professor at the University namely the establishment of a legal shadowland, beyond the pale of the The architects and advocates of the Bush administration's "war on terror" have been vocal in policy responses, including those outside the bounds of traditional law. Most extreme responses to thwart or disrupt such "certain" attacks.7 connected policies that were illegal and immoral, as well as being strategically and.

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