Latest in Criminal Justice & Rule of Law
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Lawfare Live: The Trials of the Trump Administration, Feb. 13
Join the Lawfare team at 4 pm ET for a discussion of the litigation surrounding the Trump administration. -
ICE’s Unconstitutional Double Standard for Protesters
DHS’s threats to create a database of anti-ICE protesters raise troubling First Amendment concerns. -
Minnesota FACE Off: A Deep Dive Into the St. Paul Church Protest Case
Unpacking the Don Lemon indictment, its factual allegations, the elements the government must prove to convict, and the potential defenses available to the accused. -
'When Life Gives You Lemons': A Minnesota Case Study in How the Trump Administration Warps Justice
The bizarre saga that unfolded in the weeks leading up to Don Lemon’s indictment illustrates just how far the Justice Department has fallen. -
The Situation: Grand Juries in Savage Times
They really are an important civil liberties protection. -
Trump’s $100K H-1B Visa Fee May Be Here to Stay
Breaking down a federal judge’s decision upholding Trump’s hefty fee on visas for high-skilled workers, now under appeal. -
Senior Government Lawyers Are Shirking Ethics Rules With Impunity
State courts and bar associations must counter false—and dangerous—claims that state ethics rules don't apply to high federal officials. -
Rational Security: “The Story of Three Warrants” Edition
Scott Anderson, Molly Roberts, Michael Feinberg, and Troy Edwards talked through the week’s big warrant-related national security news. -
Public Service in America: A Decade of Danger and the Choice to Fix It
Violence against public servants is rising. Here’s what to do about it. -
The Dangerous Drift to Redefine Protest as Terrorism
The line between civil disobedience and terrorism is collapsing. History warns us what comes next. -
Lawfare Daily: Trials of the Trump Administration, Jan. 30
Listen to the Jan. 30 livestream as a podcast. -
We Have Questions About the FBI’s Fulton County Search
The administration continues to litigate the 2020 election more than five years later.


