A Quick Way Forward After Boumediene
Either Congress reasserts itself, or terror-friendly bedlam ensues.
Anthony Kennedy
Due Process for Jihadists?
The Supreme Court ponders the constitutional rights of enemy combatants.
Op-eds
FISA Reform: The Bad Bill that Beats No Bill
The Senate bill is bipartisan -- and that's nothing to celebrate.
Op-eds
Supreme Court Wisdom Prevails in Stoneridge Case
These are challenging days for American business. Overreaction to the Enron scandal resulted in crushing regulation that has sent corporations scampering for friendlier foreign climes. Worse, a l...
Op-eds
Avoiding ‘CSI Kandahar’
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Op-eds
Suspend the Writ
For the protection of our troops on the battlefield and the security of all Americans, Congress needs, right now, to take action to reverse Boumediene v....
Op-eds
The Hamdan Commission Will Go Forward
The Hamdan majority strongly suggested that the military commissions could become regularly constituted courts if they were approved by Congress rather than unilaterally...
Op-eds
Is The Nation State Threatened?
“Is the Nation State Threatened?” This question, though apt, may fail to convey how dire the threat to sovereignty truly is. It might be better to ask, “Is the Nation Stat...
Op-eds
Dead Man Walking
The Supreme Court's decision in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld is a national-security disaster. Forget about its undermining of military commissions. Forget...
Op-eds
Lasering in on Leaks
Anger over the leaking of national-defense information by the media may have hit critical mass with the exposure, by the New York Times and other newspapers, of the Terrorist Finance Tracking Pro...