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Law of Armed Conflict Documentary Supplement: 2012 (in English)
The Judge Advocate Ge Center and School
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Maj William J. Johnson
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Maj Andrew D. Gillman
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Law of Armed Conflict Documentary Supplement: 2012 (in English) - Gillman, Maj Andrew D. ; Johnson, Maj William J. ; Center and School, The Judge Advocate Ge
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Synopsis "Law of Armed Conflict Documentary Supplement: 2012 (in English)"
The purpose of the Documentary Supplement is to provide students and practitioners with a ready reference of collected materials relevant to the study and practice of international and operational law. Modifications are based on the curriculum at the Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School, with a focus on plenary instruction provided to students in both basic and graduate courses, as well as more specialized instruction during electives and short courses. However, this volume has historically found its way to the field as well, informing the practice of judge advocates in both garrison and combat. The 2012 edition adds new commentary on AP I and II. No sources have been deleted. In 2011, the DocSupp added several executive orders, as the first days of President Obama's administration saw the issuance of several Executive documents of interest to students and practitioners, given their application to detention practices and the broader discussion of the applicable law during armed conflict. Executive Order (EO) 13,567 established a review process applicable to detainees being held at Guantánamo Bay in light of a series of cases decided by the Supreme Court. The primary significance of this Order is twofold-it clarifies the position of the United States in the context of detention in non-international armed conflict, and provides guidance to practitioners on relevant standards and procedures.
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