Abstract
This Article deals with one of the most difficult questions arising out of the war on terror: what to do about the victims. How should the legal system respond to claims of collateral damage to constitutional rights when the government has tilted in favor of security at the expense of liberty? The war on terror has already put the American legal system to a severe test, exacerbated by the divide between those who see the problem as essentially one of preserving civil liberties and those who see it as one of preserving national security.
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- Subject
Civil Procedure
Military, War, and Peace
National Security Law
- Journal title
Southern California Law Review
- Volume
82
- Issue
5
- Pagination
841-911
- Date submitted
7 September 2022