Pre-charge detention of terrorist suspects and the right to liberty and security
This thesis assesses the UK Terrorism Act 2000’s stop and search and pre-charge detention powers against liberty and security rights. It proposes that criminalizing ‘terrorism’, and legitimacy of counter-terrorism laws, depends on moral and legal norms defining legitimate sovereign power. Externa...
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Język: | English |
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2011
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