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Selected Articles

 

 

 

Criminal Justice and the Lilberal Polity

 

Indefintie Detention of Megaterrorists: A Road We Must Not Travel

 

 

Exchange: Don Scheid on Indefinite Detention of Mega Terrorists

 

Utilitarianism and the Morality of Indefinite Detention

 

 
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