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from the King's Prerogative to the War on Terror
Part I: A History of Power Struggles 1 Common Law, Royal Courts 11 2 Parliament and the King 28 3 The Americanization of Habeas 44 4 Constitutional Counterrevolution 58 5 Fugitive Slaves and Liberty Laws 78 6 Suspension and Civil War 91 7 The Writ Reconstructed 106 8 Lynch Mob Justice 120 9 The Writ in World War 143 10 Federal Activism and Retreat 160 Part II: Executive Detention in Post-9/11 America 11 Mass Roundups and Ad Hoc Secret Detentions 185 12 Enemy Aliens and Bush's Prerogative 199 13 The Dance of the Court and the Executive 219 14 Obama's Legal Black Hole 244 Part III: Custody and Liberty 15 The Great Writ's Paradox of Power and Liberty 273 16 A Remedy in Search of a Principle 283 17 The Modern Detention State and the Future of the Writ 293 Appendix A: Analysis of Hirabayashi v. United States 315 Appendix B: Analysis of Korematsu v. United States 320 Appendix C: Analysis of Ex parte Endo 327 Appendix D: Analysis of Rumsfeld v. Padilla 331 Appendix E: Analysis of Hamdi v. Rumsfeld 336 Appendix F: Analysis of Rasul v. Bush 349 Appendix G: Analysis of Hamdan v. Rumsfeld 355 Appendix H: Analysis of Boumediene v. Bush 375 Selected Cases 391 Historical Term Chart 393 Selected Bibliography 399 Index
Anthony Gregory, The Independent Institute, Oakland.