In the aftermath of 9/11, lawyers at New York’s Harris Beach don’t practice law the same way they once did

How due process thwarted a courtroom jihad

Conservatives debate the limits of executive power post-9/11

Our scorecard of the Justice Department’s legal war against al-Qaida

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