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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog: June 2009

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog. Tuesday, June 30, 2009. If the world community were a high school, North Korea would be the weird kid that wears black all the time, disrupts class in bizarre and humorless ways, and will one day bring a Tek. 9 to school and take out as many of his classmates as possible before he goes down in a hail of gunfire. In its latest act of rebellion and gamesmanship, North Korea sent out a ship called the Kang. To shadow the Kang. Nam will be seen as an act of war. Of course ...

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog: New FBI Miranda Guidelines for Domestic Terrorism Cases

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog. Thursday, March 24, 2011. New FBI Miranda Guidelines for Domestic Terrorism Cases. The Wall Street Journal is reporting. That the FBI is issuing new rules for agents regarding the reading of Miranda rights to suspects in domestic terrorism instances. This issue was significant in the case of Faisal Shahzad. The Times Square bomber) and Umar. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). CIA on the Ground in Libya. Libya Isnt a War Because Libyan Soldiers Cant Sh. The War In Libya.

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog: October 2009

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog. Thursday, October 29, 2009. A New Wrinkle in Kiyemba? Drawing attention to Section 1041 of the National Defense Authorization Act which would bar the Department of Defense from transferring detainees at Guantanamo into the U.S. even when the transfer is court ordered. The new law seeks to prevent transferring detainees into the U.S. by not allowing the Secretary of Defense to use any money appropriated to him to effect a transfer. Post says that this is a new issue in.

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog: May 2009

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog. Saturday, May 30, 2009. Cert petition. Remember this case is the one about the 17 Uighurs being held at Gitmo who have won their habeas cases, but continue to be held nonetheless because they can't be sent back to China and no other country is willing to take them. The crux of the government's argument is basically this: a federal court cannot force the Executive branch to release the. Did find that Cuba maintains ultimate, de jure. Will the Court hear this case? Repor...

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog: New FBI Miranda Guidelines

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog. Friday, March 25, 2011. New FBI Miranda Guidelines. The New York Times has published the text of the new FBI guidelines. For "custodial interrogation" of "operational terrorists inside the United States." Objective #3 appears to give FBI agents particularly wide latitude in what topics can be discussed in these interrogations. Questions about operational financing (as Bobby Chesney. Questions about general command and control infrastructure? CIA on the Ground in Libya.

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog: March 2010

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Voodoo: National Security Law Blog. Wednesday, March 31, 2010. DoJ Stats for Terrorists Tried in Civilian Criminal Court. A few days ago the Department of Justice released a chart that digests all unsealed terrorism-related prosecutions that have taken place in federal courts from September 11, 2001 to March 18, 2010. The chart accompanies a letter from DoJ. And view the chart here. Thursday, March 18, 2010. Goldsmith and Wittes on Civilian vs. Military Courts. Wednesday, March 10, 2010. That refers to s...

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National Security Law Brief. American University Washington College of Law. Stephen I. Vladeck. Vladeck is also a regular contributor to PrawfsBlawg. And National Security Advisors. Is the Chair-Elect of the Association of American Law Schools’ Sections on National Security Law and on New Law Professors; and is admitted to practice in the State of New York, Third Department. Returning to Earth: What Multilateral Engagement Means in UN-US Relations. Michael W. Carroll. James W. Zirkle. Follow us on Twitter.

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Criticism of the Anti-Iraq movement; the Case for Iraq part II | My Dry Fly

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The Case for Staying in Iraq, Part I. How Can I Be Expected to Take Global Warming Seriously? July 9, 2007 · 8:36 pm. Criticism of the Anti-Iraq movement; the Case for Iraq part II. Because their arguments can all be broken down to two things: emotion and our reason for being in Iraq in the first place. If we withdrew from Iraq today…. 8230;what would happen to the U.S. image world-wide? Would it become worse or be better than it now is? 8230; what would be the plight and future of the Iraqi people?

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I am 31 year old father of 3. Recently separated from the Military and now work for a consulting firm. I live in southern PA. I am a right-leaning politically minded individual, my primary interests lie in international affairs, but I am enthralled with the 2008 election. March 22, 2010 · 6:06 pm. America “Hangs by a Thread” …Prophetic? This afternoon to start his radio show, Rush Limbaugh said. Is this the first indication of a supposed prophetic fulfillment? Joseph Smith, 10 March 1844:. The time would...