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How the Terror Laws Make Terrorists: Pre-emptive Prosecution in the Homeland
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How the Terror Laws Make Terrorists: Pre-emptive Prosecution in the Homeland

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American society has blessed new incapacitive measures in the domestic "War against Terrorism," even after their predictable harms to innocents have come to light. New terror laws will be harming categories of persons who have no organic relation to terrorism.

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Staudt, D., (2004) “How the Terror Laws Make Terrorists: Pre-emptive Prosecution in the Homeland”, Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 24(4), 2–11. doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.242004.195

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  • Published on 1 December 2004
  • Pages: 2–11
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