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Law and liberty in the war on terror edited by Andrew Lynch, Edwina Macdonald and George Williams.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Sydney : Federation Press, 2007.Description: 252 pISBN: - 9781862876743
- 345.02 LYN/LAW
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| 345.02 CHA/TER Terrorism and anti terror laws | 345.02 CON/HUM Human right in the prevention & punishment of terrorism | 345.02 DUF/WAR The war on terror & the frame work of international law | 345.02 ELL/NEW Law and liberty in the war on terror | 345.02 GIN/WHY Why not tortune terrorists? : | 345.02 MOH/SOM Terorism on the topic of dishonoured cheques | 345.02 OBO/TRA Transnational organised crime in internation law |
Table of Contents:
Part I. Law's Role in the Response to Terrorism
Part 2.Criminalising Terrorism - How Far Should the Law Go?
Part 3. Beyond Guilt or Innocence - Preventative Orders and Counter-Terrorism
Part 4. Human Rights and Terrorism: Is a Trade-off Necessary?
Part 5. Australia's Response Compared
Part 6. The Politics of Australia's Terrorism Debate
Part 7. Terrorism and the Rule of Law
Index