Mass Gun Violence: A Clear National Security Threat
On December 14, 2012, the United States was left stunned and in disbelief after twenty-year old gunman Adam Lanza stormed into Sandy Hook...
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Hedges' Appeal and Why the Permanent Injunction Against Indefinite Detention Should Be Upheld
Last May, Judge Katherine Forrest of the District Court for the Southern District of New York heard Hedges v. Obama. A group of buy...
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China's Monopoly on Rare Earth Metal Exports: Slow But Necessary Progress
In September and October 2010, China announced export restrictions for 2011 on a category of raw materials known collectively as “rare...
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Domestic Terrorists: The Sovereign Citizens Movement
In August, seven people were arrested after a shootout in a trailer park outside of New Orleans. The shootout took the lives of two police...
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After Action Report: Stolen Valor In The Supreme Court
Last year NSLB posted an article addressing the Constitutional issues surrounding the impending Supreme Court case regarding fraudulent...
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EVENT: The Law of Cyber Warfare: Can the Current Legal Regime Hack It?
Presented by the International Law Review and National Security Law Brief November 8, 2012 10:15 am – 2:45 pm American University...
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