Counter Terrorism And The Detention Of Suspected Terrorists 2011th Edition Claire Macken by Claire Macken 9780203819258, 9780415550512, 0415550513, 020381925X instant download after payment.

1 (p1): 1 Preventive detention: background, history and practice
5 (p1-1): A definition of 'preventive detention'
6 (p1-1-1): First: preventive detention permits 'detention'
7 (p1-1-2): Second: preventive detention is an executive order
7 (p1-1-3): Third: preventive detention is for a 'preventive purpose' and not for the purpose of criminal charge, prosecution or interrogation
9 (p1-2): Examples of preventive detention can be found in times of war, for the purposes of public order and counter-terrorism
9 (p1-2-1): Preventive detention as a response to Northern Ireland terrorism in the 1970s
10 (p1-2-2): Preventive detention as a response to the First and Second World Wars in the United Kingdom and United States
11 (p1-2-3): Preventive detention for the purpose of public order across the world
12 (p1-2-3-1): Binding over as a form of preventive detention
12 (p1-2-3-2): 'Dangerous person' preventive detention
15 (p1-2-3-3): Preventive detention of the mentally ill, vagrants, drug addicts and infectious
16 (p1-2-3-4): Immigration detention for a preventive purpose
16 (p1-2-4): The legality of preventive detention in international law
22 (p1-2-5): The structure of this monograph
34 (p2): 2 The right to personal liberty in international human rights law as a legal framework for the consideration of state preventive detention laws
34 (p2-1): The history of personal liberty
39 (p2-2): An interpretation of Article 9 ICC PR
40 (p2-2-1): The prohibition on arbitrary arrest and detention in Article 9(1) ICCPR imposes a higher standard than the principle of legality
43 (p2-2-2): The meaning of the prohibition on arbitrary detention was further clarified in the Mandate of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
44 (p2-2-3): The meaning of the prohibition on arbitrary detention in Article 9(1) ICCPR can be further ascertained from several key cases of the Human Rights Committee
44 (p2-2-3-1):…