Title: Avoiding transfers to torture
Description: "When the United States wishes to transfer a [terrorism] suspect to a country where it believes the likelihood of torture is high, it can seek diplomatic assurances of humane treatment from the receiving country. [The author] analyzes the debate over U.S. use of assurance against torture"--Page v.
Subjects: Extraordinary rendition, Government policy, Terrorism investigation, Torture, Law and legislation, Extradition, Detention of persons, Criminal investigation, united states
Places: United States