Due process of law - United States.

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Due process of law- United States.

Legislation- United States.

Privacy, Right of- United States.

Due process of law.

Civil rights- United States.

Prisoners of war- Legal status, laws, etc.- United States.

Terrorism- Prevention- United States.

Criminal procedure- United States.

Burden of proof- United States.

Detention of persons- United States.

Presumption of innocence- United States.

Legislation- Germany.

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Liberty.

Torture (International law)

Terrorism- Government policy- United States.

International relations.

Right of property- United States.

September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001.

Politics and Government.

Constitutional law- United States.

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Military interrogation- United States.

Police questioning- History.- United States

War on Terrorism, 2001-- Law and legislation- United States.

Constitutional law.

Criminal investigation- United States.

Internal security- United States.

War and emergency powers- United States.