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Looking Forward, Not Backward: Refining American Interrogation Law

Legal Architecture for the War on Terror, Justice and Law, Guantánamo, U.S. Congress, Executive Branch

Stuart Taylor, Jr., Nonresident Senior Fellow, Governance Studies
Benjamin Wittes, Senior Fellow, Governance Studies

The Brookings Institution, Georgetown University Law Center and the Hoover Institution

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