Arab Spring, democracy, Egypt, human dignity, human rights, International Covenant, legitimate government, Libya, political oppression, rebellion, regime change in Libya, revolution, Security Council, self-determination, Syria, tyranny, U.N. Charter, Universal Declaration, use of force, Yemen
Al Qaeda, Pakistan, Yemen, armed attack, breach of neutrality, drones, human right, indiscriminate, law of war, mens rea, necessity, non-state actor, principle of distinction, proportionality, self-defense, self-defense paradigm, targeted killing, theatre of war, war paradigm
complicity, Convention Against Torture, crime against humanity, cruel, degrading, disappearance, Geneva Conventions, human rights, humanitarian law, impunity, inhumane, interrogation, law of war, nonimmunity, prosecute or extradite, rule of law, secret detention, torture, war crime, waterboarding
Al Qaeda, Crimes Against Humanity, Common Article 3, Customary International Law, Definition, Disappearance, Geneva Conventions, Genocide, Human Right, ICC,IMT, Inhumane, International Crime, Jurisdiction ,Law Of War, Non-State Actor, Organized Crime, Persecution, Policy, Private Actor, Reckless, Wa
Geneva convention, human rights, laws of war, war crimes, United States Afghanistan, Taliban, international law, treaty, interrogation, Gonzales memo, torture , Abu Ghraib, Dunlavey memo, stress positions, Convention Against Torture & Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
Bound, Effective Control, Human Right, ICCPR, Jus Cogens, Law of War, Lex Specialis, Nonimmunity, Peacekeeping, Peacemaking, State Responsibility, Security Council, Status of Forces, UN Bound, UN Charter, UN Command, Universal Observance, Unlawful Order
Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, all necessary means, anticipatory self-defense, Constitution, Iraq, Kosovo, Libya, NATO, preemptive self-defense, President, regional action, safe haven, Security Council, self-defense, September 11, Taliban, terrorist, use of force, war power
Al-Bihani, AUMF, CAT, Charming Betsy, civil sanctions, Cook, Executive order, Geneva Convention, genocide legislation, human right, Human Rights Section, ICCPR impunity, Janice Brown, last in time, laws of war, lex specialis, MCA, Obama, prosecute, reservation, torture, torture statute, war crime
Bush, Cheney, common plan, complicity, Convention Against Torture, cruel, dignity, global, human right, ICCPR, interrogation, laws of war, memos, necessity, reservation, torture, U.N. Charter, universal, war crime, waterboarding, Yoo
Afghanistan, al-Awlaki, al-Qaeda, armed conflict, customary international law, direct participant in armed attacks, DPAA, drones, Geneva Protocol, insurgency, law of war, Libya, necessity, proportionality, self-defense, theatre of war, war, Yemen
access to courts, ATCA, ATS, cause of action, civil action, customary international law, denial of justice, Filartiga, Founders, history, human right, incorporation by reference, judicial power, jurisdiction, jus cogens, right to a remedy, self-executing, Sosa, treaty, universal, war crime
aut dedere, core elements, definition, Geneva Convention, human right, ICC, international crime, meaning, targeting, terror outcome, terrorism, U.N. Charter, war crime
bilateral treaty, Boumediene, common article 3, Constitution, discrimination, due process, equality, Geneva Convention, Hamdan, human right, ICCPR, jurisdiction, last in time, law of war, military commission, regularly constituted, rights under treaties, separation of powers, treaty, UCMJ
Chase, Congress, Constitution, customary international law, define and punish, Duponceau, Founders, Framers, human right, Iredell, international law, Jay, Jefferson, judicial, law of nations, law of war, laws of the United States, Madison, Marshall, President, States, supremacy, treaty, Wilson
Al-Bihani, Charming Betsy, equal protection, FCN, Guantanamo, GTMO, Hamdan, international law, last in time, law of war, MCA, military commission, Obama, President bound, procedure, treaty, war crime
al Qaeda, combatant, cruel, detainee, Geneva Conventions, Guantanamo, Hamdan, human right, inhumane, military commission, Military Commissions Act, non-state actor, prisoner of war, secret detention, self-defense, terrorism, torture, war, war crime
aut dedere aut judicare, Bush, crime against humanity, due process, extradite, Gacaca, genocide, head of state, human right, ICTR, ICTY, Nonimmunity, Nuremberg, Obama, prosecute, Rwanda, universal jurisdiction, war crime
Alien Tort Claims Act, authority, corporations ,human right, immunity, international crime, international law, norms, participants, participation, private actor, private duty, process of review, realism, sanctions, self-determination, United Nations Charter
al Qaeda, armed attack, Arab Spring, Assad, belligerent, biological weapon, chemical weapon, collective self-defense, Kosovo, NATO, O.A.S., preemptive, regional action, self-defense, Syria, Turkey, U.N. Charter, use of force
access to courts, Authorization for the Use of Military Force, CIA, commander in chief, common Article 3, Convention Against Torture, cruel, degrading, detention, Framers, Geneva Convention, Guantanamo, human right, inner circle, inhuman treatment, interrogation, torture, war crime, waterboarding
aid to enemy, Bush, CIA, civil liability, complicity, Convention Against Torture, criminal liability, extradition, human rights, intelligence, interrogation, law of war, national security, terrorism, torture, war crime, mental harm
commander in chief, Constitution, customary international law, detention, Geneva Convention, habeas, Hamdi, human right, ICCPR, international law, judicial power, judicial review, law of war, liberty, necessity, Paquete Habana, pow, president, review of detention, seizure, terrorism, treaty
al-Awlaki, al Qaeda, combat, Constitution, DPAA, DPH, drones, due process, Ex parte Quirin, faithfully execute, Fifth Amendment, Hamdi, human right, law of war, Libya, non-state actor, self-defense, targeted killings, U.S. citizen, war
above the law, AUMF, Balzac, Boumediene, constitution, Downes v. Bidwell, executive, extraterritorial constitution, Guantanamo, habeas, law of war, Medellin, national security, Reid v. Covert, terrorism
Air and Missile Warfare Manual, aircraft, AMWM, attack, belligerent, civilians, combatant, direct participation, DPH, Geneva Protocol, International armed conflict, Kriegsraison, law of war, military objective, proportionality, self-defense, terrorism, weapons
Bond v. United States, Chemical Weapons Convention, Congress, Constitution, crimes, enhancement, federalism, Missouri v. Holland, Necessary and Proper Clause, powers delegated, subject matter, Supremacy Clause, Tenth Amendment, treaty, treaty power