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200 14$aThe case for Congress $eseparation of powers and the War on Terror /$fVictor M. Hansen, Lawrence Friedman
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215   $a1 online resource (144 pages)
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327   $a1. The constitutional framework -- 2. Emergency powers -- 3. The aftermath of Abu Ghraib and the need for Congressional action -- 4. The case against secret evidence -- 5. Extraordinary renditions and the state secrets privilege -- 6. Civilian control of the military and attempts to politicize military lawyers -- 7. The case for Congress.
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