Anti-Terrorism and Criminal Enforcement

This new edition of the abridged version of the casebook provides a completely revised treatment of current issues in the field of U.S. anti-terrorism law. The book has been reorganized, with new materials on extraordinary rendition, interrogation, torture, the National Security Agency electronic surveillance program, the president's inherent authority, enemy combatants and military commissions, and other issues. It continues to provide a comprehensive, up-to-date, and thorough handling of anti-terrorism issues. It can be used as a supplement in a standard criminal law or criminal procedure course or seminar, or in an undergraduate course on legal issues in anti-terrorism enforcement.