Reagan administration / Supreme Court / Bush administration / U.N. Committee Against Torture / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Department of Justice / Senate / Department of State / U.N. General Assembly / Congress / Task Force / al-Qaeda / Senate of the United States / Committee Against Torture / War Council / U.S. Supreme Court / White House / Federal Government / Central Intelligence Agency / Constitution Project’s Task Force on Detainee Treatment Two of the Geneva Conventions / United Nations / ICRC / office of Legal / Constitution Project’s Task Force on Detainee Treatment / Department of Defense / U.S. military / Constitution Project Chapter / International Committee of the Red Cross / /
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Alberto Gonzales / John Yoo / Steven Bradbury / Daniel Levin / Timothy Flanigan / Jack Goldsmith III / David Addington / Jay Bybee / Ronald Reagan / /
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Goldsmith withdrew / /
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Counsel / president / vice president / general counsel / officer / legal counsel / public official / Official / spy / national-security specialist / attorney general / assistant / deputy counsel / assistant attorney general / deputy attorney general / deputy / /
Chapter 4 The Legal Process of the Federal Government After September 11 “The Generals’ War”1 was the title of an excellent history of the first Gulf War, an allusion to the fact that the conflict was a set-piece