Habeas Corpus : Theory and Practice edited by G. Chandana.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Hyderabad : ICFAI, 2008.Description: 309 pISBN: - 9788131418185
- 345.056 CHA/HAB
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Habeas corpus, suspension, and detention:another view
Chapter 2. Our evolving judicature:security certificates,detention review, and the federal court
Chapter 3. Enemy combatants and access to hebeas corpus:questioning the validity of prisoner of war analogy
Chapter 4. Enforcing fourth amendment rights through federal habeas corpus:the new case for overturning stone v. powell
Chapter 5. Habeas corpus judicial review, and limits on secrecy in detention at Guantanamo
Chapter 6. Rasul v. Bush: unanswered questions
Chapter 7. Enemy combatants and the judicial facts doctrine
Index.