The Air Force Law Review 2004: Vol 55 Table of Contents

2004·0.67 MB·English

THE AIR FORCE
LAW REVIEW
ARTICLES
Al-Qaeda & Taliban Unlawful Combatant Detainees, Unlawful Belligerency,
and the International Laws of Armed Conflict
Lieutenant Colonel (s) Joseph P. “Dutch” Bialke
The Use of Conventional International Law in Combating Terrorism: A Maginot
Line for Modern Civilization Employing the Principles of Anticipatory Self-
Defense & Preemption
Major Joshua E. Dkastenberg,
Contractors Accompanying the Force: Empowering Commanders With
Emergency Change Authority
Major Karen L. Douglas
Integration of Military and Civilian Space Assets: Legal and National Security
Implications
Major Elizabeth S. Waldrop
Analyzing the Constitutional Tensions and Applicability of Military Rule of
Evidence 505 in Courts-Martial Over United States Service Members: Secrecy
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Major Joshua E. Kastenberg
Humiliating and Degrading Treatment Under International Humanitarian Law:
Criminal Accountability, State Responsibility, and Cultural Considerations 269
Captain Stephen Erickkson
Psychiatric Disabilities in the Federal Workplace: Employment Law
Considerations
Captain Miranda W. Turner
NOTES
United States v. Mason and United States v Irvin: Impacting Military Justice
Practice in Child Pornography Cases 335
Major Daniel A. Olson
Bring It On: The Supreme Court Opens the Floodgates with Rasul v. Bush
Captain Christopher M Schumann 349
COMMENT
United States v. Henderson: Special Court-Martial Convening Authority
Cannot Refer A Capital Case 371
Major Mike Roderick
LLM THESIS
What Do Special Instructions Bring to the Rules of Engagement? Chaos or
Clarity 377
Major Paul E. Jeter