The Terror Presidency: Law and Judgment Inside the Bush Administration
In The Terror Presidency, Jack Goldsmith explores law and judgment inside the Bush administration. Focusing on the presidency during an era defined by terrorism and national security, the book considers how legal questions intersect with executive power, political responsibility, and the difficult choices faced by government leaders.
About This Book
Jack Goldsmith examines the relationship between law and presidential decision-making inside the Bush administration.
The book focuses on judgment within the executive branch during a period shaped by terrorism and national security concerns.
It offers a perspective on the legal questions surrounding presidential power and administration.
This work is suited to readers interested in American government, constitutional issues, and modern political history.
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