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Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (May 20-25)
Pardons and military justice, Impeachment issues, Russia probe, U.S.-Iran Conflict, Assange indictment, European Union Parliamentary elections, Humanitarian assistance, Huawei,…
In Legislation to Reduce Global Violence, Can U.S. Move Beyond a Focus on “Extremism”?
The real priority for the United States is to address not just ‘extremism’ but violent conflict overall by being clear-eyed about the complex factors driving it and what contributes…
The Pelosi Approach to Impeachment: Public Education, First
[Editor’s note: Just Security is publishing a series in conversation with Sidney Blumenthal’s “An Open Memo: Comparison of Clinton Impeachment, Nixon Impeachment and Trump…
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (May 13-18)
Russia probe, International Criminal Court, Golan Heights, U.S.-Iran conflict, South Sudan, Surveillance of human rights defenders, Countering Violent Extremism, Cyber Warfare,…
The Balance Has Shifted: The Data on Impeachment Favor Moving Ahead
"Blumenthal’s piece changes the balance to favor Congress acting now. His data decimate the major impediment to holding Trump accountable – the fear that this president would…
The Nixon Impeachment—A Blueprint for Today
The Nixon blueprint includes smart devices—like appointing a Republican Chief Counsel—to conduct more effective impeachment hearings.
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (May 6-10)
A quick rundown of our coverage of the week's developments.
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.