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| When Chief Investigator Favor Martin's resolves a twenty-year old murder in a small Minnesota community, he also finds that he must try to minimize the damage to innocent people and the threat of destabilizing their families with what he has discovered. In Before the Next Attack he raises a vexing question: What sort of constitutional response to terror might address its uniquely destructive and destabilizing threats--including its disruption of normal legal categories--while respecting and protecting our liberties? His survival is threatened by the dark reaches of a Cardinal determined to use the ruthlessess of the Inquisition to "save the souls of the heretics from Satan's fires" and quell destabilizing rumors about a holy family as revealed in ancient manuscripts. |
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