Wholesale The Constitution Military and National Security Warrior

The government's power is at its peak in matters of national security — and the Constitution's protections are most severely tested there. The constitutional warrior who challenges national security overreach must command the specialized doctrine that governs this contested terrain, from the Youngstown Steel framework to FISA procedures to the habeas rights that survived Guantanamo. The Constitutional Military and National Security Warrior is Volume XXXVII of Wayne Richard Evangelista's Constitutional Law Series. Wayne Richard Evangelista covers the full national security constitutional landscape: war powers — the War Powers Resolution, its constitutionality, and the President's claimed authority to use military force; enemy combatant rights — Hamdi, Rasul v. Bush, and Boumediene's constitutional habeas right; military commissions — Hamdan's invalidation and the Military Commissions Acts; FISA courts and the constitutional adequacy of their procedures; national security letters and First Amendment dimensions; the state secrets privilege from Reynolds through Mohamed v. Jeppesen; and the Youngstown Steel framework for evaluating presidential national security claims.