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Lawfare No Bull: Former Trump Lawyer Jenna Ellis Pleads Guilty
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Lawfare No Bull: Former Trump Lawyer Kenneth Chesebro Pleads Guilty
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Privacy Law Needs Cost-Benefit Analysis
Privacy debates are often absolutist; smarter policy would force advocates and critics to confront the trade-offs. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Pleas Please Me, Jenna Ellis
What is the impact of the Fulton County plea deals? -
Transcript of Jenna Ellis's Plea Hearing in Georgia
Jenna Ellis is the fourth co-defendant to plead guilty in the Fulton County 2020 election subversion case. -
Trump Files Motion to Dismiss for ‘Selective and Vindictive Prosecution’
Trump claims that the indictment is vindictive and that prosecutors have “behaved in an…unconstitutionally selective fashion.” -
What Makes a State Rational?
A review of John Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato, “How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy” (Yale University Press, 2023). -
Trump Files Motion to Dismiss Jan. 6 Case on Statutory Grounds
He argues that the government has failed to allege elements required under the charged statutes. -
Trump Files Motion to Dismiss Jan. 6 Case on Constitutional Grounds
Trump moved to dismiss the government’s case against him on several constitutional bases. -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: Administration Fails Forward on China Chip Exports
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Remembering the Cuban Missile Crisis: Executive Unilateralism or Congressional Drive Toward the Brink?
Despite the widespread citation of the Cuban missile crisis as the archetype of a president utilizing Article II authority to meet a danger unilaterally, Kennedy’s actions in the 1962 crisis were formall... -
The Lawfare Podcast: Rules for Civilian Hackers in War, with Tilman Rodenhäuser and Mauro Vignati
Thanks to advances in digital technologies, it is now easier than ever for civilians to get involved in military cyber operations.
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