September 2006     Vol. 29, No. 6

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The Unitary Executive
The theory of the unitary executive hinges on eliminating the distinction between executive and administrative power
By Karl Manheim and Allan Ides

Criminal Prosecutions and Classified Information
Courts have consistently upheld the Classified Information Procedures Act despite its implications for defendants' Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights
By John D. Cline and K. C. Maxwell

Indefinite Detention and Extraordinary Rendition
The executive's treatment of enemy combatants has put the war on terror on a collision course with the Constitution
By Gary Williams

Barristers Tips
What Liability Awaits Web 2.0?
By David J. Bailey

Practice Tips
U.S. Immigration Policies and the War on Terrorism
By Peter Schey

Practice Tips
The Employment Rights of Reservists on Active Duty
By Donald Warner

Ethics Opinion No. 517
Indemnification of Client's Litigation Costs

By the Book
Radical Innocent
Reviewed by Stephen F. Rohde

Closing Argument
The Inalienable Right to Fly
By Roger Clark

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