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Tort Remedies in Military Prisons & Brigs
This article begins the task of examining how the Feres doctrine affects military prisoners. Part I provides an overview of the doctrine’s history, emphasizing the shifting and amorphous rationales that have served to justify this judicially created bar to otherwise viable suits. Part II describes h
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