2022 was another great year for Lawfire thanks to you, the readers! In case you missed some of the most-read posts, here are a couple for you: From 2022: Is attacking the electricity infrastructure...
There is still time. Time to make a difference. If there was ever a time to support efforts that focus on law, ethics and national security, this is that time! And the Center on...
It is with very deep sadness that I report the passing of Dr. Dave Johnson. Dave was a friend and mentor of many years, and a renowned military thinker whose vast scholarship included essays...
This is the second part of our series about the four Duke Law students who were competitively-selected for intern/externships with the military legal community this past summer. (Part I is found here) As I...
Today’s post invites you to register for the Duke Law Summer Institute on Law and Policy presented by two of Duke Law’s superstar teachers, Professors Doriane Coleman and Neil Siegel. As you can see from the...
Today’s post is the final essay of a three-part series by Air Force Colonel Ted Richard. He expertly rebuts an effort among some academics and others to characterize as a matter of customary international...
It’s hard to believe, but this month – thanks to the support of you, the readers – we celebrate Lawfire’s five-year anniversary. Since March 2016, 350 posts have been published. If you’re curious as...
In our ongoing effort to provide you with views different from what you may find in the popular media, Lawfire is pleased to host Bing West’s observations about the just-released letter signed by 120...
Charles J. Dunlap Jr., the former deputy judge advocate general of the United States Air Force, joined the Duke Law faculty in July 2010 where he is a professor of the practice of law and Executive Director of the Center on Law, Ethics and National Security.
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