Tag Archives: Terrorism

Greenwald and the problem of legitimate political violence

Posted on November 4, 2014 by

In his essay for The Intercept, Glenn Greenwald comments on the terrorist attack in Canada in which two soldiers were struck by a car driven by an Islamic convert.[1] He makes a particular point about the use of the word … Continue reading →

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An alternative view of how the Terrorism Act may have applied to Mr. Miranda

Posted on August 20, 2013 by

disclaimer: I am not a lawyer so this is a layman’s reading of the Act. As such, it is a speculative piece of writing.  Please do not take it as a legal interpretation of how the Act works. For a robust … Continue reading →

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