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Presidential Authority and the War on Terror

Joseph W. Dellapenna

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I]t is an established fact that documents justifying and authorizing the abusive treatment ofdetainees during interrogation were approved and distributed

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I]t is an established fact that documents justifying and authorizing the abusive treatment ofdetainees during interrogation were approved and distributed

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I]t is an established fact that documents justifying and authorizing the abusive treatment ofdetainees during interrogation were approved and distributed

Key concepts: Presidential system, Law, Constitution, United States National Security Agency, Inherent powers, Political science, Presidency, National security

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