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National Security and Counterterrorism Laws

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Renwick, James

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The Law Book Company

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The relationship between national security and the law is often under strain. The past 20 years have seen many Commonwealth laws passed in quick response to counterterrorism attacks, and more recently, acts of foreign interference and espionage. This article explains the scope of this special edition while reflecting on the challenges facing each branch of government, and law-reform, in this increasingly important area of the law.

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Australian Law Journal

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2099-12-31