Page 4 of document, blacking-out of footnotes 2 and 3

Page 4 of document, blacking-out of footnotes 2 and 3, explaining points made in-text about how the Geneva and Hague conventions do not apply to Al Qaida and Taliban combatants.

Page 25 of document, blank space in middle of argument about the defense strategy of pleading necessity. The context of the missing paragraph are exceptions and limitations to and special qualities of the necessity defense. The argument skips over the blank spot from weighing the relative harm of the threat and the defense to the exemption to the necessity defense represented by specific Congressional “determination of values.”

Missing pages 29-30. Bottom of page 28 is wrapping up some arguments about the self-defense defense. The last paragraph of page 28 is addressing the idea of proportional response. The top of page 31 has a few stray paragraphs before a new section about the declaration of war (or rather “authorization of force against”) Al Qaida, and introduces the idea that the nation’s right to self-defense could be used as a defending argument for an individual agent of the nike shox accused of “harming an enemy combatant during an interrogation.” The missing pages presumably follow the steps of this argument, perhaps with information about executive directives.