Safeguarding the Enemy Within: The Need for Procedural Protections for U.S. Citizens Detained as Enemy Combatants under Ex Parte Quirin – Fordham Law Review

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Safeguarding the Enemy Within: The Need for Procedural Protections for U.S. Citizens Detained as Enemy Combatants under Ex Parte Quirin

By Thomas J. Lepri

September 27, 2011

May 2003

Vol. 71

No. 6

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