In the Name of Democracy : American War Crimes in Iraq and Beyond Book

	Selected principles of international law	23
	Tearing up the rules : the illegality of invading Iraq	24
	An illegal war : BBC interview with Kofi Annan	33
	Some legal aspects of the military operation in Iraq	34
	Iraq : civilians under fire	39
	Use of illegal weapons by the U.S. military	43
	U.S. forces' use of depleted uranium weapons is "illegal"	43
	U.S. admits it used napalm bombs in Iraq	45
	Investigate alleged violations of law in Fallujah attack	46
	Situation of civilians in Fallujah, Iraq	48
	Mortality before and after the 2003 invasion of Iraq : cluster sample survey	49
	Iraq's civilian dead get no hearing in the United States	52
	Denial of water to Iraqi cities	55
	U.S. violations of occupation law in Iraq	59
	Letter to members of the Senate Armed ServicesCommittee	70
	The Taguba report on treatment of Abu Ghraib prisoners in Iraq	74
	Torture E-mails	77
	Individual accounts of torture	79
	Iraqi died while hanging by his wrists	82
	The road to Abu Ghraib	84
	Federal Bureau of Investigation E-mails	107
	War crimes : editorial	109
	A Nuremberg lesson : torture scandal began far above "rotten apples"	112
	The war crimes of the occupation	115
	Criminal indictment against the United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld et al	119
	The case against Rumsfeld : hard facts timeline	126
	The torture memo by Judge Jay S. Bybee	128
	Memorandum from Alberto R. Gonzales to the president	131
	Senate Judiciary Committee attorney general confirmation hearing for Alberto Gonzales	132
	The Gonzales indictment	133
	Flawed investigations : National Public Radio interview with Mark Danner	136
	The national security strategy of the United States of America	143
	The coming wars	148
	Shopping for war	153
	"The Salvador option" : the Pentagon may put special-forces-led assassination or kidnapping teams in Iraq	155
	Long-term plan sought for terror suspects	158
	There is no one left to stop them	160
	From Nuremberg to Guantanamo : international law and American power politics	170
	Torture in Iraq and the rule of law in America	180
	Standing for the founding principles of the republic	187
	Institutional barriers to war crimes : failure and renewal	191
	Just war - or just a war?	201
	What the rest of the world watched on inauguration day	203
	Breaking ranks	213
	"I refuse to be a pawn"	223
	Military families speak out	225
	Civilians we killed	228
	Truths worth telling	230
	What I didn't find in Africa	234
	An open letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee	239
	Affirmative measures to halt U.S. war crimes	248
	Watergate and Abu Ghraib : holding war criminals accountable in the U.S. courts and Congress	260
	Blue-ribbon panel calls for independent commission on prisoner abuse	272
	Resisting war crimes : Vietnam and Iraq	275
	Enforcing international law through civil disobedience : the trial of the St. Patrick's Four	280
	"My duty as an able-bodied American citizen to say no"	286
	Reclaiming the prophetic voice	289
	Counterrecruitment : cutting off the cannon fodder	296
	The accountability of leaders : a challenge to governments and civil society	301
	Why war crimes matter	308