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Global Justice and Due Process
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262 pages
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Focusing on the legal rights of detainees at Guantanamo and in refugee camps, the book argues for the extension of due process of law from domestic to international legal systems. Larry May presents a compelling case that emphasizes the importance of these rights in the context of global justice and accountability, challenging existing legal frameworks and advocating for the protection of individuals under international law.
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2010, paperback
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