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Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (April 29-May 3)
Russia investigation, Civilian casualties in U.S. wars, Congress and Saudi-led Yemen War, Decryption and privacy, Sudan, Press freedoms, International Criminal Court, and more…
The Pentagon’s 2018 Civilian Casualties Report: What’s In It and What’s Next
The Pentagon’s latest annual report, released this morning, lists shockingly low numbers of "credible" civilian casualties. It also illustrated the need for better processes…
Guide to the Mueller Report’s Findings on “Collusion”
Essential reading on the Mueller Report: an annotation plus key findings, drawing on investigative reports and Special Counsel court filings.
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (April 15-19)
Top legal ethics expert Stephen Gillers (on Mueller Report’s revelations concerning Trump personal lawyers in obstruction), former chief prosecutor of the International Criminal…
Mueller Report and the President’s Personal Lawyers: Did They Violate Criminal Law and Ethical Rules?
Leading legal ethics professor analyzes the criminal law and ethical rules that would apply in light of conduct of Trumps personal lawyers revealed in the Mueller Report.
A Caution on Congressional Subpoenas and “Constitutional Crisis”
Last week, as part of its ongoing investigation into White House security clearance procedures, the House Committee on Oversight and Reform subpoenaed former White House personnel…
Serb ‘Auxiliary Force’ Escalates Threats to Bosnia’s Stability
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik risks plunging Bosnia, and with it the volatile Western Balkans, into the region’s worst security crisis since the end of the Yugoslav Wars.
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (April 15-19)
Our analysis of major national security issues over the past week.
Climate Change: Our Greatest National Security Threat?
Climate change is a grave national security threat. But there are reasons to hope that we may yet be able to address climate security, including through innovative legal solutions.
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (April 8-12)
Assange indictment and extradition, Russia probe, International Criminal Court and Afghanistan probe, Sri Lanka war crimes litigation, Syria war crimes prosecution, civilian casualties…
Q&A: Does an Assange Prosecution Pose a Threat to Freedom of the Press?
Julian Assange's arrest raises the prospect that he will be prosecuted for his role in facilitating various disclosures of classified national security information, which raises…
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (April 1-5)
A list of our recent analysis of United Nations and Self-Defense reports, Presidential war powers, Russia probe, Violent extremism and media, Civilian casualties in U.S. wars,…