National security law
By: Stephen Dycus, Arthur L. Berney, William C. Banks
Contributors: Berney, Arthur L., 1930-; Banks, William C.
Edition: 5th ed.
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1340
ISBN-13: 9780735594753
Subjects: Law and legislation; National security
Other titles: National security law.
Notes: Rev. ed. of: National security law / Stephen Dycus ... [et al.]. 4th ed. c2007.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Providing for the "common defence": the original understanding; title: The gloss of history : an introduction to the separation of national security powers; title: The president's national security powers; title: Congress's national security powers; title: The courts' national security powers; title: The domestic effect of international law; title: The right ot wage war (jus ad bellum); title: International humanitarian law (jus in bello); title: How we go to War : lessons from Vietnam; title: The war powers resolution; title: Collective self-defense; title: Unilateral self-defense and rescue; title: Targeting terrorists; title: Humanitarian and peace operations; title: Organization and auhtority of the intelligence community; title: Covert actions in principle and practice; title: Defying oversight? dirty assets, special military operations, and constructors; title: Organizing for intelligence collection; title: The Fourth Amendment and national security; title: Congressional authority for foreign intelligence surveillance; title: Programmatic electronic surveillance for foreign intelligence; title: Third-party records and data mining; title: Screening for security; title: Surveillance abroad; title: Preventive detention by civil authorities; title: The great writ :  habeas corpus before 9/11; title: The great writ :  habeas corpus after 9/11; title: Military detention before 0/11; title: Military detention after 9/11; title: Interrogating terrorist suspects; title: Case study : coercive interrogation by U.S. Forces after 9/11; title: Extraordinary rendition; title: Criminalizing terrorism and material support; title: Prosecuting accused terrorists and their supporters in criminal courts; title: Trial by military commission; title: Homeland security; title: The military's domestic rules; title: Regulating access to national security information; title: Statutory access to national security information; title: Other grounds for access to national security information; title: Restraining unauthorized disclosures of national security information; title: Restraints on publication of national security information.