Edgar Chen

Edgar Chen served in the U.S. Department of Justice from 2006-2016 including as Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division, as well as in the Office of Legislative Affairs and the Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section. Previously, he served as counsel and liaison to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for the Coalition for International Justice.

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Як Міністерство юстиції може переслідувати росіян за воєнні злочини і як Конгрес може розширити свої повноваження

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Mar 23rd, 2022

How DOJ Could Prosecute Russians for War Crimes, and How Congress Can Expand Its Remit

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Mar 23rd, 2022

Race to the Top Brass

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Mar 29th, 2021

The Next Attorney General’s Allegiance Must Be to the Rule of Law

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Nov 20th, 2020

Justifying Absolute Political Control over DOJ, Barr Promotes Myth of Unaccountable Career Prosecutor

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Sep 21st, 2020

Déjà Vu All Over Again: Racial Disparity in the Military Justice System

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Sep 14th, 2020

Principle Over Pretext: The Supreme Court Isn’t Buying What Wilbur Ross Is Selling

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Jul 1st, 2019

The Barr-Nadler Subpoena Standoff: Still Room for Accommodation?

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May 10th, 2019

Amid the Nadler-Barr Standoff: Some History of Struggles Over Hearing Processes

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May 2nd, 2019

The U.S. Must Forcefully Oppose Blanket Amnesty for Civil War Atrocities in Guatemala

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Mar 26th, 2019

The Missing Khashoggi Report: A President Can’t Choose to “Decline” His Constitutional Role to Accommodate Congressional Oversight

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Mar 1st, 2019