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Cannon Strikes Two Provisions of Special Master Order in Response to Eleventh Circuit Ruling
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Independent Report on ‘Meta’s Human Rights Impact in Israel and Palestine’ in May 2021 Released
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Eleventh Circuit Grants Justice Department's Motion for Partial Stay
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Justice Department Files Reply in Eleventh Circuit Litigation
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Trump Special Master Review: Enter Dearie
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The Lawfare Podcast: Foreign Agents and the Barrack Indictment
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Finding Out What Russians Think—Without Asking Them
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Finally, a Better U.S. War Crimes Bill. Now What?
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