The enemy within : intelligence gathering, law enforcement, and civil liberties in the wake of September 11
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書誌事項
The enemy within : intelligence gathering, law enforcement, and civil liberties in the wake of September 11
（A Century Foundation report）
Century Foundation Press, c2002
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Includes index
収録内容
- Introduction
- The context : restrictions on civil liberties in times of war
- Detaining suspected terrorists
- Restricting access to counsel
- Enhancing surveillance powers
- Enlarging access to financial, educational, and business records
- Reducing supervision of field investigators
- Next steps
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The federal government, in the name of fighting a war on terrorism, has acquired comprehensive and wide-ranging new surveillance and law enforcement powers. While many of the new measures reflect legitimate concerns and the elusive nature of the terrorist threat, Stephen J. Schulhofer argues that many of these measures needlessly sacrifice important freedoms and might end up hampering, rather than advancing, the government's antiterrorist efforts. He points out that many of these new powers are not limited to terrorism cases, that many are not relevant to international terrorism cases at all, and that many do not require suspicion of any kind that the person being investigated is involved in criminal activity. And often, he notes, the executive branch can exercise these new powers unilaterally, without the supervisory control and judicial oversight that were taken for granted until September 11.
目次
- The context - restrictions on civil liberties in times of war
- detaining suspected terrorists
- restricting access to counsel
- enhancing surveillance powers
- enlarging access to financial, educational, and business records
- reducing supervision of field investigators
- next steps.
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