The Bush administration lawyers who created the blueprint for the legal war on terror
Defense attorneys who have tried terrorism cases score the legal system’s response to 9/11
Muslim-American attorney Ashraf Nubani dreams of building an ordinary law practice. Meanwhile, there are terrorists—alleged and otherwise—to defend.
How Justice Stevens turned 60-year-old dissents into major rulings in the war on terrorism
Former military lawyers recount their fight to define justice for enemy combatants
It’s hard to shock them in Las Vegas, but a former law clerk is managing to do just that
Hurricane Katrina washed out Louisiana’s justice system. Now it may be on the verge of moving into the 21st century.
