Iran Phobia And US Terror Plot: A Legal Deconstruction

Eritten by a renowned political scientist, this book examines the US allegation of Iranian plot in US, by drawing on US laws as well as insights from the discipline of critical legal studies. Essential reading for readers of US foreign policy under the Obama administration.Table of Content: Introduction: Iran Phobia in ContextFull Throttle: US Alleges A Terror PlotLegal Deconstruction: Fake US Complaint 1- Methodology of Legal Deconstruction 2. Questions about Arbabisar's "confession" 3. Question of Entrapment 4. Legal Definition of Exculpatory Evidence 5. Legal Flaws in the US Complaint 6. Four Troubling Questions About the (Fictitious) "Cousin" 7. Implausible Defects in FBI Surveillance/Investigation 8. Conspiracy in US Law 9. Contradictions on the Terror Money 10. Discrepancies Between the Two Complaints 11. "Weapons of Mass Destruction" Allegation Deconstructed ConclusionAppendix: 1. Amended US Complaint 2. Statement of US Department of Justice 3. Original US Complaint 4. Letter of Iran's UN Ambassador to UN 5. Excerpt of University Report: Targeted and Entrapped Selected Bibliography About the Author