National Security Law, Fourth Edition by Stephen Dycus, Arthur L. Berney, William C. Banks

1. Introduction

PART I. Framework

2. Providing for the "Common Defence": The Original Understanding
3. The Gloss of History: An Introduction to the Separation of National Security Powers
4. The President's National Security Powers
5. Congress's National Security Powers
6. The Courts' National Security Powers
7. The Domestic Effect of International Law

PART II. Using Force Abroad

8. War in General
9. The War Powers Resolution
10. Unilateral Self-Defense and Rescue
11. Collective Self-Defense
12. Preemptive War
13. Humanitarian and Peace/Stability Operations

PART III. Conducting Intelligence Operations Abroad

14. Origins and Evolving Limits of Intelligence Operations
15. Covert Action
16. Other Legal Problems in the Intelligence Field

PART IV. Fighting Terrorism

17. Defining Terrorism
18. The Fourth Amendment and National Security
19. Congressional Authority for National Security Surveillance
20. Third-Party Records and Data Mining
21. Screening for Security
22. Organization and Coordination of Counterterrorism Investigations
23. Surveillance Abroad
24. Civil Detention of Terrorist Suspects
25. Suspending the Great Writ
26. Military Detention
27. Interrogating Terrorist Suspects
28. Criminalizing Terrorism and Material Support
29. Secret Evidence
30. Trial by Military Commission
31. Managing a WMD Attack
32. The Domestic Role of the Armed Forces

PART V. Obtaining and Protecting

National Security Information
33. Regulating Access to National Security Information
34. Statutory Access to National Security Information
35. Access toNational Security Information in Civil Litigation
36. Restraining Unauthorized Disclosures of National Security Information
37. Restraints on Publication of National Security Information

APPENDIX - Constitution of the United States

Table of Cases

Index