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U.S. Constitution, faithful execution, original public meaning, take care clause, presidential oath, fiduciary law, presidential power, article II
extraterritorial, extraterritoriality, constitution, constitutional rights, enemy aliens, allegiance and protection, globalism, global constitution
Civil War, Constitution, Laws of War, Citizenship, individual rights in wartime, Supreme Court, Congress, presidential power, Lincoln, Milligan, Merryman, international law, Leiber Code
Constitution, Ex parte Quirin, habeas corpus, access to courts, federal courts, jurisdiction, enemy aliens, enemy fighters, judicial review, presidential power, detainees, war on terror, extraterritoriality, common law, allegiance and protection
Law of Nations Clause, Define and Punish Clause, law of nation, customary international law, Congress, common law, natural law, Constitution, originalism
national security, executive power, President, presidency, Youngstown, constitution, Article II, AUMF, IEEPA, Washington, Adams, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Obama, Bush, terrorism
jury, Insular Cases, Supreme Court, imperialism, criminal procedure, nation building, progressive era
Constitution, national security, international security, black holes, legal black holes, convergence, foreign affairs, normalization, individual rights, Guantanamo, Boumediene, Munaf, Al-Awlaki, FISA, surveillance
Constitution, Boumediene v Bush, Munaf v Geren, Insular Cases, laws of war, extraterritoriality, extraterritorial, Guantanamo Bay, habeas corpus, individual rights, Downes v Bidwell, Cuba, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam, Samoa, Spanish-American war, imperialism, empire
Congress, FBI, Department of Justice, independence of law enforcement, Watergate, separation of powers, Appointments Clause, Removal power, independent agencies
Bivens, remedies, federal courts, national security litigation, section 1983, suing government officials, constitutional torts, Constitution, common law, international law
Chief Justice of the United States, Civil War, Supreme Court, Edward Douglass White
originalism, new originalism, original public meaning, interpretation, construction, living originalism, textualism, foreign affairs, domain of the Constitution, unenumerated congressional powers, war powers
Constitution, habeas, Suspension Clause, extraterritoriality, protection, Insular Cases, Boumediene
citizenship, Constitution, protection
piracy, Constitution, extraterritoriality, law of nations, due process, English legal history, American legal history
habeas, Guantanamo, Boumediene, court access, noncitizens, constitutional rights, extraterritoriality, extraterritorial, globalism, global constitution, detention, detainees
Palestinian-Israeli conflict, right of return, refugees, public international law, laws of war, 1948 Arab-Israeli war
habeas corpus, access to courts, Boumediene, Guantanamo
class actions, Fed R Civ P 23, conflicts of interest, Model Rules of Professional Conduct, class counsel, lead plaintiffs
