Can We Find and Stop the "Jihad Janes"?

Authors

• Diane Webber, Senior Courts of England and Wales

Abstract

The article examines the challenges faced by the United States and the United Kingdom in identifying and preventing homegrown terrorism, despite their advanced surveillance tools and legal frameworks. It highlights the limitations of current surveillance laws, such as the gap in U.S. Title III law, and the need for a more preventive approach to counterterrorism. The analysis underscores the tension between privacy rights and national security, emphasizing the difficulty in balancing these interests effectively.

Disciplines

Law | Law Enforcement and Corrections | Military, War, and Peace

Recommended Citation

Diane Webber, Can We Find and Stop the "Jihad Janes"?, 19 Cardozo J. Int'l & Comp. L. 91 (2011).
Available at: https://larc.cardozo.yu.edu/cjicl/vol19/iss1/5