Counterterrorism Law
/ˌkanəˌtɛrˈɹɪzəm lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) A body of laws, regulations, and policies aimed at preventing, detecting, and responding to terrorism and terrorist activities.
The government strengthened its counterterrorism law to enhance national security and protect citizens from attacks.
Forms
- counterterrorism law
- counterterrorism laws
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Commentary
Counterterrorism law encompasses a range of measures balancing security interests with civil liberties; drafters should clarify scope and define terrorism precisely to avoid overbroad application.
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