Wallace Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544
United States
Princeton University - Program in Law & Public Policy
war powers, international law, separation of powers, Military Commissions Act, Afghanistan
armed conflict, Geneva Conventions, War on Terror, international humanitarian, conflict classification
separation of power, military, civil/military affairs, armed forces, terrorism, interrogation, Executive Branch
presidential power, executive power, anticanon, constitutional law, executive branch norms, constitutional interpretation, constitutional hardball, historical gloss
drones, targeted killing, due process, terrorism
surveillance, privacy, executive power, Article II, government
Detention, Guantanamo, terrorism, separation of powers, AUMF, NDAA
Imperial presidency, Presidential power, Executive power, Constitutional law, Use of force, War powers, International law, UN Charter, Legal constraint, Empirical study, HLA Hart
international law, terrorism, war, U.S. military, armed conflict, law of war, Geneva Conventions
First Amendment, speech, constitutional democracy, free expression, harm, speech regulation
legal academy, legal scholars, war, 9/11, legal policy, international human rights
white nationalist terrorism, 9/11, counterterrorism
