The American LawyerAs U.S. politicians from both major political parties increasingly talk tough on China, American law firms are feeling caught in the middle
... The Morrison & Foerster partner has defended "American Taliban" John Walker Lindh, alleged IRA member Kevin Artt, and the defendant...
...He knew his son—soon to be dubbed "the American Taliban" for fighting alongside Afghanistan's ultraconservative Muslim government—needed a...
Experts question the legality of America's use of automated warfare
...the Bush administration developed detention and interrogation policies regarding suspected Taliban and Al Qaeda terrorists captured abroad or in the United States. The...
...Abdullah Ghulam Rasoul and Said Ali al-Shihri, emerging, respectively, as senior Taliban and Al Qaeda commanders. Simply freeing such individuals because there is insufficient...
...They presented arguments and evidence that Bismullah was never aligned with the Taliban, and was only in Gitmo because of false accusations by political rivals...
Closing the detention center at Guant?namo Bay is the easy part. Then what? Constitutional lawyers are bitterly divided-and where they stand depends on whether they think U.S. courts are capable of t
...S. and coalition troops are engaged in combat with al Qaida, the Taliban, and associated forces in Afghanistan today, as they have been for the...
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A jailhouse primer for the deposed kings of the plaintiffs bar--Bill Lerach, Dickie Scruggs, and Mel Weiss
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