Table of Contents
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List of Tables |
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Foreword |
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Preface |
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Acknowledgments |
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Chapter 1: Introduction |
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Background |
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Investigative Detention |
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The Comparison |
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Chapter 2: Investigative Detention and International Human Rights Law |
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The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights |
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The European Convention on Human Rights |
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Human Rights and Investigative Detention |
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Conclusion |
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Chapter 3: The United States |
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Overview of the U.S. Criminal Justice System |
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The U.S. Experience and the U.S. Response |
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U.S. Law of Detention |
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Terrorism Under U.S. Law |
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The Use of U.S. Criminal Law in “Terrorist Detentions” |
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Conclusion |
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Chapter 4: The United Kingdom |
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An Overview of the Criminal Justice Systemin England and Wales |
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The United Kingdom's Experience and Response |
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English and Welsh Law of Detention |
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Detention in Remandm |
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Terrorism Under the Law of the United Kingdom |
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Terrorism and the U.K. Law of Detention |
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The Use of Detention in Counterterrorism |
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Implications of International Human Rights Law |
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Conclusion |
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Chapter 5: France |
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Overview of the French Criminal System |
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The French Experience and the French Response |
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Terrorism Under French Criminal Law |
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French Law of Detention |
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Counterterrorism Enhancements in theFrench Law of Detention |
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The Use of Detention in Counterterrorism |
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Implications on International Human Rights Law |
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Conclusion |
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Chapter 6: Conclusion |
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Existing U.S. Law in Direct Comparison |
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Is Legislative Modification Really Needed? |
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Possible Modifications of U.S. Law |
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Conclusion |
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Notes |
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Appendix: Tables of Proposed Legislative Language |
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Bibliography |
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Index |