Law and liberty in the war on terror/
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Annandale:
Federation Press,
2007
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Table of Contents:
- I. Law's role in the response to terrorism. 1. Law as a preventative weapon against terrorism / Philip Ruddock
- 2. Legality and emergency : the judiciary in a time of terror / David Dyzenhaus, Rayner Thwaites
- 3. The curious element of motive in definitions of terrorism : essential ingredient or criminalising thought? / Ben Saul
- 4. The case for defining terrorism restraint and without reference to political or religious motive / Kent Roach
- II. Criminalising terrorism : how far should the law go? 5. The effectiveness of criminal laws on terrorism / Robert Cornall
- 6. Preparation for terrorism : catastrophic risk and precautionary criminal law / Andrew Goldsmith
- 7. Australia's terrorism offences : a case against / Patrick Emerton
- 8. Reconciling security and the right to a fair trial : the National Security Information Act in practice / Stephen Donaghue
- 9. Preserving national security in the courtroom : a new battleground / Phillip Boulten
- III. Beyond guilt or innocence : preventative orders and counter-terrorism. 10. Control orders and preventative detention : why alarm is misguided / Geoff McDonald
- 11. A judicial perspective : the making of preventative detention orders / Margaret White
- 12. The constitutional validity of prevention detention / James Renwick
- IV. Human rights and terrorism : is a trade-off necessary? 13. When are restrictions on speech justified in the war on terror? / Katharine Gelber
- 14. Torture : the fallacy of the ticking bomb / Sarah Joseph
- 15. Torture : what is it, will it work and can it be justified? / Neil James
- V. Australia's response compared. 16. Counter-terrorism law in New Zealand / Alex Conte
- 17. The United Kingdom's anti-terrorism laws : lessons from Australia / Clive Walker
- VI. The politics of Australia's terrorism debate. 18. Muslim communities : their voice in Australia's terrorism laws and policies / Waleed Aly
- 19. News media responsibilities in reporting on terrorism / Tanja Dreher
- VII. Terrorism and the rule of law. 20. Achieving security, respecting rights and maintaining the rule of law / Andrew Lynch