<span class="headline3">2004 ACLU International Civil Liberties Report</span>

INTRODUCTION TO THE 2004 ACLU INTERNATIONAL CIVIL LIBERTIES REPORT By: Ann Beeson and Paul Hoffman

SHEDDING LIGHT ON A LEGAL BLACK HOLE: THE RIGHTS OF DETAINEES HELD IN U.S. CUSTODY AT GUANTANAMO By: William J. Aceves

CUES FROM OFFSTAGE: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE SUPREME COURT'S DETENTION TRILOGY By: Diane Marie Amann

HOLOCAUST RESTITUTION LITIGATION IN THE UNITED STATES: AN UPDATE By: Michael J. Bazyler and Kearston G. Everitt

UPDATE ON THE JUVENILE DEATH PENALTY By: Connie de la Vega and Chelsea Haley Nelson

THE CENTER FOR JUSTICE & ACCOUNTABILITY: RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS FIGHTING IMPUNITY By: Matt Eisenbrandt

THE ARBITRARY DETENTION OF IMMIGRANTS AFTER SEPTEMBER 11 By: Omar C. Jadwat

OVERLOOKING INNOCENCE: REFASHIONING THE MATERIAL WITNESS LAW TO INDEFINITELY DETAIN MUSLIMS WITHOUT CHARGE By: Anjana Malhotra

THE ACLU/NORTH CAROLINA COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS By: Slater Newman

THE SUPREME COURT'S INITIAL RESPONSE TO THE WAR AGAINST TERRORISM By: Steve Shapiro

SECRETS AND LIES: UNCOVERING THE TRUTH ABOUT TORTURE By: Amrit Singh

(Additional articles will be forthcoming?.)