Protesting Power

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Focusing on the intersection of law and activism, this book serves as a vital resource for citizens opposing the Bush administration's policies. Francis A. Boyle, a seasoned activist lawyer, provides guidance on leveraging international law and constitutional rights to protect peaceful protesters from governmental overreach. He examines significant events post-9/11, including wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the erosion of civil liberties. With insights from his own legal experiences, Boyle equips readers with strategies for navigating the legal system as activists.