New Jersey Law Journal
American Airlines and others sued in connection with the 9/11 attacks can claim the act of war defense to strict liability under a hazardous substance cleanup law, a federal judge rules
...as the administration contends, we are in an armed conflict with al-Qaeda and its associates, and that conflict is not geographically bound to...
If there was a common thread for news affecting New Jersey's legal community in 2012, it was how little got done
...waterboarding of two Saudi Arabian men alleged to be part of al-Qaeda. The sanctions were imposed in a long-running Freedom...
...and organizations who carried out the Sept. 11 attacks, i.e., al Qaeda and its Afghan hosts. That limit raises the interesting...
New Jersey Law Journal
...to Fox about the entry into Cambodia of terrorists affiliated with Al Qaeda and Jemaah Islamiyah. These leaks subverted the interests of the Hun...
...Clinton and John McCain made inflammatory statements that Lindh was an al-Qaeda fighter, terrorist and traitor; had fired his weapon; had attended a...
New Jersey Law Journal
...Jose Padilla is a United States citizen and a member of al Qaeda, who has been an active participant in that organization's terrorist...
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