National Security Law 2008-2009 Supplement

by Dycus, Stephen

• ISBN13: 9780735573598
• ISBN10: 073557359X
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2008-08-15
• Publisher: Wolters Kluwer

Summary

This collection of cases and other materials, current through July 2008, Is intended for use with National Security Law, Fourth Edition and Counterterrorism Law .

Author Biography

Stephen Dycus, Professor of Law, Vermont Law School Arthur L. Berney Professor of Law, Emeritus, Boston College William C. Banks Laura J. and L. Douglas Meredith Professor, Syracuse University Peter Raven-Hansen Glen Earl Weston Research Professor of Law, George Washington University

Table of Contents

Preface	p. xi
Conversion Guide for Counterterrorism Law	p. xiii
Table of Cases	p. xv
Preemptive War	p. 1
Justifications for the War	p. 1
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Report on Whether Public Statements Regarding Iraq by U.S. Government Officials Were Substantiated by Intelligence Information	p. 1
Covert Action	p. 9
Executive Branch Reforms	p. 9
Executive Order No. 12,333 (as amended), United States Intelligence Activities	p. 9
Notes and Questions	p. 25
The Reforms Tested: A Case Study of the Iran Contra Affair	p. 27
Presidents' Rules: Executive Orders and Decision Directives	p. 27
Other Legal Problems in the Intelligence Field	p. 29
Domestic Collection	p. 29
The NSA	p. 29
Executive Order No. 12,333 (as amended), United States Intelligence Activities	p. 29
Congressional Authority for National Security Surveillance	p. 31
FISA, Law Enforcement, and "The Wall"	p. 31
Mayfield v. United States	p. 31
FISA Trends	p. 36
American Civil Liberties Union v. National Security Agency	p. 36
FISA Amendments Act of 2008	p. 52
Third-Party Records and Data Mining	p. 69
Finding the Dots - Third-Party Records	p. 69
Expectations of Privacy Regarding Transactional Data	p. 69
Warshak v. United States	p. 69
Techniques and Authorities for Collection of Transactional Data	p. 80
Doe v. Gonzales (Doe IV)	p. 80
Screening for Security	p. 99
Checkpoint Searches	p. 99
MacWade v. Kelly	p. 99
Profiling	p. 107
Tabbaa v. Chertoff	p. 107
Organization and Coordination of Counterterrorism Investigations	p. 121
Executive Authority for National Security Investigations	p. 121
Executive Order No. 12,333 (as amended), United States Intelligence Activities	p. 121
Information Sharing and Agency Reforms	p. 122
Civil Detention of Terrorist Suspects	p. 123
Iqbal v. Hasty	p. 123
Suspending the Great Writ	p. 133
Availability of the Writ to Nonresident Aliens	p. 133
Boumediene v. Bush	p. 133
Availability of the Writ to U.S. Citizens Abroad	p. 164
Munaf v. Geren	p. 164
Military Detention	p. 175
Wartime Detention of Combatants Before 9/11	p. 175
Johnson v. Eisentrager	p. 175
Military Detention of Alien Enemy Combatants After 9/11	p. 182
Al-Marri v. Pucciarelli	p. 182
Secret Evidence	p. 215
Classified Information Procedures Act	p. 215
United States v. Abu Ali	p. 215
United States v. Rosen	p. 228
Trial by Military Commission	p. 241
Trial by Military Commission After 9/11	p. 241
Military Commissions Act of 2006	p. 241
Statutory Access to National Security Information	p. 255
The Freedom of Information Act	p. 255
The Statutory Text	p. 255
Note on 2007 FOIA amendments	p. 255
Other Open Government Laws	p. 257
Presidential Records Act	p. 257
American Historical Ass'n v. National Archives and Records Admin. (2007)	p. 257
Access to National Security Information in Civil Litigation	p. 265
Protecting "State Secrets" in Civil Litigation	p. 265
El-Masri v. United States	p. 265
Restraining Unauthorized Disclosures of National Security Information	p. 281
Restraining Leaks by Espionage Prosecutions	p. 281
United States v. Rosen	p. 281
Restraints on Publication of National Security Information	p. 295
Case Study: The Pentagon Papers Litigation	p. 295
The Threat of Criminal Prosecution	p. 295
United States v. Rosen	p. 295
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