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Articles in Spring, 2004 issue of Air Force Law Review

• Al-Qaeda & Taliban unlawful combatant detainees, unlawful belligerency, and the international laws of armed conflict
  by Joseph P. Bialke
• What do special instructions bring to the rules of engagement? Chaos or clarity
  by Paul E. Jeter
• The use of conventional international law in combating terrorism: a maginot line for modern civilization employing the principles of anticipatory self-defense & preemption
  by Joshua E. Kastenberg
• Contractors accompanying the force: empowering commanders with emergency change authority
  by Karen L. Douglas
• Integration of military and civilian space assets: legal and national security implications
  by Elizabeth Seebode Waldrop
• Analyzing the constitutional tensions and applicability of Military Rule of Evidence 505 in courts-martial over United States service members: secrecy in the shadow of Lonetree
  by Joshua E. Kastenberg
• Humiliating and degrading treatment under international humanitarian law: criminal accountability, state responsibility, and cultural considerations
  by Stephen Erikkson
• Psychiatric disabilities in the federal workplace: employment law considerations
  by Miranda W. Turner
• United States v. Mason and United States v. Irvin: impacting military justice practice in child pornography cases
  by Daniel A. Olson
• Bring it on: the Supreme Court opens the floodgates with Rasul v. Bush
  by Christopher M. Schumann
• United States V. Henderson: special court-martial convening authority cannot refer a capital charge
  by Mike Roderick