My favorites are:


(A powerful companion piece is the HBO film Ghosts of Abu Ghraib - watch it online here.)

Is There a Right to Remain Silent?: Coercive Interrogation and the Fifth Amendment After 9/11 by Alan Dershowitz

What do other people think?
Please comment . . .
NYU Law - Center for Human Rights and Global Justice - 2005 analysis on rendition and torture:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.chrgj.org/docs/Beyond%20Guantanamo%20Report%20FINAL.pdf