A War Like No Other

Exploring the intersection of national security and constitutional law, this volume reflects Owen Fiss's shift from civil procedure to addressing the legal implications of the War on Terror. He examines critical issues from Guantanamo to drone warfare, highlighting the erosion of individual rights and the judiciary's failure to challenge governmental overreach. Fiss's work serves as a crucial discourse on the threats to constitutional protections posed by legislative and administrative actions in the name of public safety, making it vital for those concerned about civil liberties today.