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The use of classified information in U.S. criminal trials, especially those involving foreign leaders, and the legal frameworks that govern it.
Illegally entering the United States is treated as both a civil and a criminal matter under U.S. law: unauthorized presence and overstaying are principally civil immigration violations that can trigge...
Background investigations screen foreign allegiances and dual nationals by collecting detailed life-history information, assessing foreign contacts/financial ties and weighing those facts against adju...
When classified intelligence is headed into U.S. criminal trials—especially those implicating foreign leaders—the law threads three overlapping regimes: criminal statutes that forbid mishandling or di...