The United States has used unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones over portions of
Pakistani territory for reconnaissance and the targeting of members of al Qaeda and the …

Six years after the 9/11 attacks, US policy concerning the detention of alleged terrorists
remains legally uncertain and politically contested. The Bush administration has used three …

D uring wars and emergencies, Presidents claim extraordinary authority, and the exercise of
executive power leads to asserted violations of constitutional rights and other legal norms …

The world has recently seen a tremendous expansion in countries using extraterritorial laws'-
laws that regulate the activities of foreigners outside a country's borders. 2 In the United …

During wartime a critical legal question involves the scope of authority to choose whether to
kill or capture enemy combatants. One view maintains that a combatant is lawfully subject to …

In September 2010, President Jakob Kellenberger of the International Committee for the
Red Cross (ICRC) summarized the conclusions of a two-year, internal ICRC study of …

A Legal and Strategic Theory for Page 1 VANDERBILT JOURNAL of Transnational law
VOLUME 40 JANUARY 2007 NUMBERl Attaining Optimal Deterrence at Sea: A Legal and …

In the armed conflict between the United States and Al Qaeda, the legality of the
government's detention scheme has been mired in confusion. The lack of clarity is especially …

In the fifteen years since the Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) was enacted on
September 18, 2001, the Taliban has been removed from power but not eliminated; Osama …

LAW REVIEW Page 1 WAKE FOREST LAW REVIEW VOLUME 41 2006 NUMBER 1 ARTICLES
SOVEREIGNTY, NOT DUE PROCESS: PERSONAL JURISDICTION OVER NONRESIDENT …