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Defining torture / by Gail H. Miller.
Miller, Gail H.
2005
K5304 .M55 2005 (Map It)
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Author
Miller, Gail H.
Title
Defining torture / by Gail H. Miller.
Published
New York, NY : Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, 2005.
Call Number
K5304 .M55 2005
Description
ii, 56, A56 pages ; 23 cm.
System Control No.
OCoLC)63171519
(OCoLC)63171519
Note
At head of title: Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy.
Addendum inserted.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Series
Occasional paper (Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy) ; no. 3.
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Why define torture?
The Convention against Torture. An act. Severe pain or suffering. Physical or mental. Intentionally inflicted. For such purposes. Public official. Does not include pain or suffering from lawful sanctions
U.S. law. U.S. ratification of the CAT. Torture as federal crime. Federal civil liability for torture. Torture and deportation. Torture Victim Relief Act of 1998. Torture and military policy. Overview of U.S. torture definition.

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