Two terrific happenings for the Air Force!
Two terrific things happened for the Air Force recently. No, I’m not talking about the new poll that shows Americans consider the Air Force the military’s most important branch, or the even newer poll...
Category: Education
Back to Bootcamp for Business Entrepreneurs: Veterans with Disabilities Seal the Deal
Tristan Wimmer is a man with a plan – and it’s a great one. The former Marine sniper’s proposal for an indoor climbing gym in the Pittsburgh area recently won top honors (and $5,000)...
Shortbursts: Lawfare, Bombing Terrorist Revenue, Cyber, and more
“Shortbursts” is a new Lawfire feature you will see occasionally, and it aims to give you a quick volley of info on a number of items. As April has been such a busy month, I...
Duke Law students lunch with the Nation’s senior military lawyer, LTG Flora Darpino
Today Duke Law students, along with several friends of the Center (including Duke Law’s Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Lewis Hutchinson, Jr.), lunched with LTG Flora Darpino of the U.S. Army’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps. ...
“Cyber, Security & Surveillance” conference videos online!
On Feb 24-25 we had Duke Law’s annual Center on Law, Ethics and National Security conference, and – wow – great speakers and great attendees (the most ever!). This year’s theme was “Cyber, Security...
A Stain on Academia? A Response to Professors Steven J. Barela and Amos Guiora
In their post on Just Security (“Campaign Promises of War Crimes: Now a Stain on the Military”) Professors Steven J. Barela and Amos Guiora are seeking to exploit the deaths of civilians in the recent U.S....
What do Sally Yates, Jack Goldsmith, and Kirk Douglas have to do with each other? Read on.
Harvard Professor Jack Goldsmith’s post over on Lawfare about the former acting Attorney General Sally Yates’ behavior (Quick Thoughts On Sally Yates’ Unpersuasive Statement) is exceptionally well done. Regardless of one’s political persuasion, it...
Two new LENS events for the spring
Lawfire readers already know that LENS’ annual national security law conference Cyber, Security & Surveillance: Truth & Consequences is set for February 24th and 25th, but may not know about two new events LENS has...
Are you interested in national security?
Lawfire readers – you’re among the very first to have the opportunity to register for our annual national security law conference here at Duke Law. It’s set for Friday, February 24, and Saturday morning,...
Duke Law students take the ABA’s Annual National Security Law conference by storm!
This week a record-setting 18 Duke Law students joined more than 500 other attendees at the 26th Annual Review of the Field of National Security Law sponsored by the ABA’s Standing Committee on Law...
