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List of Illustrations The Cuban Iguana and American Jurisprudence Foreword by Erwin Chermerinsky Opening
Part One: Manipulating the Law
Introducing the Term Enemy Combatant Justifying Harsh
Interrogations and Torture Asserting Absolute Power as Commander-in-Chief
Part Two: Lawless Detentions in America Yaser Hamdi, American Citizen Jose Padilla, American Citizen Ali Saleh Kalah Al Marri, American Resident Preventive Detention Part Three: Lawless Detentions in Guantanamo
I. Guantanamo and the Road to the Supreme Court, 2002-2004
Why Guantanamo?
Martin Luther King Weekend, January 2002
The Road to the Supreme Court With a Little Help from the Cuban Iguana A Historic Supreme Court Decision: Rasul v. Bush
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Inhumane Treatment of Detainees at Guantanamo
Interrogation Log of a Guantanamo Detainee FBI Report: July 29, 2004
Denial of Treatment Suicides at the Base Emergency Response Force Hunger Strikers and Forced Feeding
III. The Administration under Siege, 2004-2006
Combatant Status Review Tribunals (CSRTs)
Government
Interference with Attorneys The Administration's Legal Position Falters Detainee Treatment Act of 2005
IV. Winds of Change, 2006-2008
A Second Historic Supreme Court Decision: Hamdan v. Rumsfeld The Military Commissions Act The Third Guantanamo Case: Boumediene v. Bush Supreme Court Oral Arguments A Parallel Case on Reviewing CSRT Hearings The Return to War Crime Prosecutions: Hicks, Khadr, and Hamdan Victory: Boumediene v. Bush
Part Four: Foreign Prisons and CIA Black Sites The Evolution of Extraordinary Rendition Case Study: Khalid El-Masri Case Study: Maher Arar Case Study: Abu Omar Violating Human Rights Laws
Part Five: Detentions in America with Due Process John Walker Lindh Richard Colvin Reid Zacarias Moussaoui The Lackawanna Six
Closing Addendum: Visiting Guantanamo Bay List of Abbreviations Notes
Index
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