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Law and Policy of Targeted Killing

by Gabriella Blum and Phillip B. Heymann | Jun 27, 2010 | Main Volumes

Imagine that the U.S. intelligence services obtain reliable information that a known individual is plotting a terrorist attack against the United States. The individual is outside the United States, in a country where law and order are weak and unreliable.

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