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UT-Austin Announces 2022 “Inman Award” Recipients
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The Lawfare Podcast: Marsin Alshamary on Iraq’s Latest Political Crisis
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Receipt of Property and Filter Review Status of Mar-a-Lago Materials Unsealed
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Platforms Are Testing Self-Regulation in New Zealand. It Needs a Lot of Work.
Key structural weaknesses will likely make this industry-led initiative ineffective in promoting true transparency and accountability among social media platforms. -
Climate Justice and Loss and Damage in the Pakistan Flood Crisis
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A Mar-a-Lago Showdown in Federal Court
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Federal Judge Rejects Sen. Graham’s Effort to Quash Subpoena
A federal judge refused to fully quash a subpoena issued to Sen. Lindsey Graham seeking information about efforts to disrupt Georgia’s 2020 elections, but slightly narrowed the scope of the subpoena. -
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The Chatter Podcast: Leadership, Sports, and Intelligence Innovation with Sue Gordon, from the Chatter Archive
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The Lawfare Podcast: Unpacking the Justice Department's Opposition to the Trump Team's Special Master Request
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New UN Report Details 'Credible' Reports of Torture, Forced Sterilization, Internment in Xinjiang
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A Return to the Classification Status of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Documents
The classification status of the documents remains legally relevant, and, in light of new information, any arguments regarding their declassification have been significantly diminished. -
In Defense of the Global, Open Internet
Shifting U.S. internet foreign policy priorities away from protecting global human rights online and toward a security-centric posture would be a strategic mistake, and risks harm to freedom and security. -
Trump Issues Response to Justice Department's Aug. 30 Filing Opposing Special Master
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A Justice Department Show of Force in the Mar-a-Lago Case
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2021 Digest of U.S. Practice in International Law Published
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