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The development of U.S. military jurisprudence and its relationship with international criminal law.
Yes: during forces carried out that killed at least one American deliberately——and at least one additional U.S. citizen, his 16‑year‑old son Abdulrahman, died in a subsequent strike conducted under po...
Yes — in modern times the U.S. government has stripped citizenship from naturalized Americans, but those cases have been relatively rare and legally constrained: many successful denaturalizations invo...
Multiple credible bodies — including , , and a range of international NGOs — have found or documented incidents and patterns involving Defense Forces that amount to , while Israeli authorities and the...
The Constitution contains no explicit clause authorizing a general presidential declaration of martial law, and constitutional structure, statutory law, and Supreme Court doctrine together impose mean...
The Nuremberg and Tokyo tribunals established that "just following orders" is not an absolute defense for war crimes, a doctrinal shift that directly influenced U.S. military law by narrowing the perm...