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: Objective JusticeFloating Prisons?
By Sean Sirrine
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His essay not only details and links to a great deal of history I'd never read before, he hints that floating prisons may still be used today by the US military or intelligence community as part of the War on Terror to incarcerate suspects outside of territorial waters where local or US laws may fetter their activities.Full post as published by Objective Justice on January 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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