Legal aspects of terrorism in the United States

by Yonah Alexander

Volume State LegislationA collection of state laws (plus laws of the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands) dealing with the threat of international and domestic terrorism - along with a limited number of federal sources. State laws are organized under nine separate headings.Volume Terrorism and Federal Executive Orders, Legislation, Treaties and CasesFocuses on federal definitional issues - as well as relevant material including executive orders and presidential documents, legislation, bilateral treaties, international conventions, and court cases, providing a comprehensive collection of material on U.S. federal legal perspectives.Volume Terrorism and Aviation Executive and Legislative Materials, Administrative Regulations and Court CasesTFeatures U.S. documents (such as those originating with the White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security), the Federal Aviation Administration, U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, U.S. legislation and congressional testimony, and selected U.S. court cases.Volume Terrorism and Aviation Treaties, Documents, and the Pam Am 103 TrialContains selected international treaties, bilateral treaties, foreign aviation laws, documents of the International Civil Aviation Organization and other intergovernmental bodies, statements by officials and aviation representatives, and foreign court cases. In addition, Volume IV features documentation relevant to the Pan Am 103 Lockerbie trial (U.S. civil cases against Libya, International Court of Justice documents, and various statements and testimony).

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First published November 30, 2000