Volume 8, Number 1 - Civil Liberties - Spring 2004
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Message from the Editors
This issue of the Chicago Policy Review marks the tenth publication
since the journal was founded in the fall of 1996. Since that time, the Chicago Policy Review has been a forum
for academics, practitioners, and students to find common ground and engage in meaningful discussion about public policy.
This yearŐs issue is no exception: volume 8 presents a range of perspectives on the timely topic of Civil Liberties.
We are grateful for all of the efforts of the Review staff this year and
for the support of the Harris School administration. Their hard work and vision not only resulted in the successful publication
of volume 8, but paved the way for continued growth and excellence in future volumes. We anticipate that the Chicago Policy
Review will only continue to mature and find its place within the public policy arena.
We hope that you find this issue to be engaging and insightful, and encourage you
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Heather Brown-Palsgrove
Nicole Eitmann
Editors-in-Chief
Table of Contents
A GovernmentŐs Trustworthiness: Beyond the USA PATRIOT Act
Tung Yin
The Status of Terrorists
John C. Yoo
The Making of Policy: Biometrics, Privacy and Anonymity
Lisa S. Nelson
Paying a Price to Win the War on Terrorism
Ethan S. Burger and Geoffrey K. James
ImmigrantsŐ Economic Mobility in California from a Demographic Perspective
Cathy Yang Liu
Informational Privacy: A Crucial Right and Important Element for the First
Amendment Rights of Freedom of the Press and Freedom of Speech
Ginger Reilly
Book Reviews
From Jim Crow to Civil Rights: The Supreme Court and the Struggle for Racial Equality
Author: Michael J. Klarman
Oxford University Press (2004)
Nicole Eitmann
Perilous Times: Free Speech in Wartime, From the Sedition Act of 1798 to the War on Terrorism
Author: Geoffrey Stone
W.W. Norton (2004)
Kimberly Shearer Palmer
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