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Swati Rao
Internment can be defined as the indefinite detention of a person by a government, and the denial of the normal legal processes that would usually be available to a them, such as the right to know the charges and evidence against them, the right to a public trial, the right to appeal to a higher judicial authority, etc. This is usually justified as necessary in a period of national emergency, such as a war or during a terrorist campaign, in order to ensure that dangerous individuals are not left free to threaten society.
Can the interest of safety take precedence over the interests of liberty in justifying interment?
Can the interest of safety take precedence over the interests of liberty in justifying interment?