In theory, the Constitution recognizes individuals. Suspect by Default is an inquiry into how terror narratives, once introduced as emergency responses, become normalized tools of governance. It explores how Muslim citizens-particularly those from marginalized backgrounds-are disproportionately drawn into the machinery of suspicion, often without credible evidence, and held there for years through procedural delays, restrictive bail laws, and media stigmatization. This book traces the life cycle of suspicion: Importantly, this is a pro-constitutional one. It acknowledges that law enforcement operates under immense pressure and that terrorism is real. But it also insists that efficiency without accountability is dangerous, and that security without justice breeds alienation-the very condition terrorism exploits. Each section of the book builds systematically: The ultimate argument is simple yet urgent: This book invites lawmakers, judges, journalists, students, and ordinary citizens to rethink how terror is fought-and at what cost.
In practice, security regimes often recognize identities.
A democracy that trades equality for expediency will lose both.
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