The Moral Justification for the Preventive Detention of Terrorists

Criminal Justice Ethics 37 (2):122-140 (2018)
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The moral, as opposed to legal, justification for the preventive detention of terrorists is the topic of this article, and, in particular, for the preventive detention of members of extremist Islam...

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