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Tag Archives: 9/11
U.S. War Costs Casualties and Personnel Levels Since 9/11
CRS report via FAS – U.S. War Costs Casualties and Personnel Levels Since 9/11, April 18, 2019 “Seventeen years have passed since the U.S. initiated major military operations following the September 11, 2001,terrorist attacks. In the intervening period, operations first classified … Continue reading
Posted in Law Librarians
Tagged 9/11, Casualties, costs, Levels, personnel, Since, U.S.
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Report – US Has Spent Six Trillion Dollars on Wars That Killed Half a Million People Since 9/11
Brown University’s Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, November 14, 2018 – “Following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the United States government has spent and obligated more than $5.9 trillion on wars in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and other places … Continue reading
9/11 and the Transformation of U.S. Immigration Law and Policy
Today is September 11. On this day in 2001, tragedy hit the United States. A few years back, Deepa Iyer and Jayesh M. Rathod published "9/11 and the Transformation of U.S. Immigration Law and Policy." Here is another look at… … Continue reading
9/11 Firefighter’s Recent Death Shows Struggles of PTSD and Struggles With Pension Benefits
Joe Battista was an FDNY firefighter who worked for months at Ground Zero after the September 11th attacks, and then spent time sifting through debris at the Fresh Kills landfill looking for human remains. This soul-crushing work eventually took its … Continue reading
Posted in Injury & Accident Law
Tagged 9/11, Benefits, death, Firefighters, Pension, PTSD, Recent, shows, struggles
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Military Commissions Freeze Appeals in the 9/11 Case
On Wednesday, May 23, the U.S. Court of Military Commission Review (CMCR), the intermediate military appellate court responsible for reviewing military commission proceedings, announced that it currently lacks a quorum to decide contested motions in United States v. Khalid Shaikh … Continue reading
Posted in International Law
Tagged 9/11, Appeals, case, COMMISSIONS, Freeze, Military
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