Edward Dabek

Seton Hall University - School of Law - Center for Policy & Research

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Newark, NJ 07102

United States

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Lehman Brothers: A License to Fail with Other People’s Money

Seton Hall Public Law Research Paper No. 2003618
Number of pages: 33 Posted: 07 Sep 2012
Mark Denbeaux, Edward Dabek, John Gregorek, Sean A. Kennedy and Eric Miller
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bankruptcy, Lehman Brothers, Bankruptcy, risk management

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NATIONAL SECURITY DESERVES BETTER: "ODD" RECIDIVISM NUMBERS UNDERMINE THE GUANTANAMO POLICY DEBATE

Seton Hall Law Review, Vol. 43, No. 2, 2013
Number of pages: 68 Posted: 29 Apr 2019
Mark Denbeaux, Paul W. Taylor, Sean Camoni, Bahadir Ekiz, Nicholas Stratton, Philip John Taylor, Lauren Winchester, Edward Dabek, Sean A. Kennedy, Eric Miller, Kelly Ross and Kelly Ann Taddonio
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Recividism, National Security, Guantanamo, High-Value Detainees, Department of Defense, Post-Release Behavior, U.S. Government, Policy Debate, Attorney-Client Relationship, Videotaping, Interrogations, Detentions, Detainee Transition, Prosecution