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I'm Emily Day and this is an episode from the LawFair archives for December 12th, 2021.

One of the biggest cases on the Supreme Court docket this term is United States versus

Zubeta.

Abou Zubeta recently petitioned for a lease after being held without charge by the United

States for nearly 20 years on the grounds of America's wars in Afghanistan and with

Al Qaeda are over.

To give some more context to Zubeta's new habeas corpus push, I chose an episode from May 15th,

2018 in which Amanda Tyler discusses her new book, A habeas corpus in wartime from the

Tower of London to Guantanamo Bay and how habeas corpus has changed over the years from

the founding to modern cases of counterterrorism.

I'm Benjamin Widis and this is the LawFair podcast May 15th, 2018.

Amanda Tyler is a professor at the University of California Berkeley School of Law.

She is also the author of habeas corpus in wartime from the Tower of London to Guantanamo

Bay.

She joined me on Monday at the Hoover Book Suarez for a wide ranging discussion of the history

of habeas, where its origins really lie in English law and how it has changed over the

years in the United States.

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