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Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann spoke with NPR on the pardon power, possible Department of Justice reforms, and other lessons learned from the Mueller investigation.
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Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann spoke with NPR on the pardon power, possible Department of Justice reforms, and other lessons learned from the Mueller investigation.
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Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann spoke with NPR on the pardon power, possible Department of Justice reforms, and other lessons learned from the Mueller investigation.
RCLS Distinguished Fellow Bob Bauer and co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith spoke with The New York Times about their proposals for reforming presidential accountability and transparency rules, drawing from their new book, After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency.
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RCLS Distinguished Fellow Bob Bauer and co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith spoke with
The New York Times
about their proposals for reforming presidential accountability and transparency rules, drawing from their new book,
After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency.
In the media
RCLS Distinguished Fellow Bob Bauer and co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith spoke with
The New York Times
about their proposals for reforming presidential accountability and transparency rules, drawing from their new book,
After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency.
RCLS Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner moderated a panel on “2020 Elections and Security: Cyberattacks, Threats of Political Violence and More,” with national security experts Josh Geltzer and Amb. Karen Kornbluh
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RCLS Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner moderated a panel on “2020 Elections and Security: Cyberattacks, Threats of Political Violence and More,” with national security experts Josh Geltzer and Amb. Karen Kornbluh
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RCLS Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner moderated a panel on “2020 Elections and Security: Cyberattacks, Threats of Political Violence and More,” with national security experts Josh Geltzer and Amb. Karen Kornbluh
RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Just Security’s Kate Brannen write in The Washington Post about the online forum’s efforts to obtain information on U.S. troop deployment numbers abroad
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RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and
Just Security
’s Kate Brannen write in The Washington Post about the online forum’s efforts to obtain information on U.S. troop deployment numbers abroad
In the media
RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and
Just Security
’s Kate Brannen write in The Washington Post about the online forum’s efforts to obtain information on U.S. troop deployment numbers abroad
RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer speaks on the Bulwark podcast with co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith about their new book on presidential reform: “After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency”
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer speaks on the
Bulwark
podcast with co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith about their new book on presidential reform: “After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency”
In the media
RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer speaks on the
Bulwark
podcast with co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith about their new book on presidential reform: “After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency”
The New York Times reviews RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann’s new book on the Mueller probe, “Where Law Ends: Inside the Mueller Investigation”
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The
New York Times
reviews RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann’s new book on the Mueller probe, “Where Law Ends: Inside the Mueller Investigation”
In the media
The
New York Times
reviews RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann’s new book on the Mueller probe, “Where Law Ends: Inside the Mueller Investigation”
RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman shared insights in the New York Times on a new Inspector General report and its potential as evidence regarding U.S support to the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen
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RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman shared insights in the
New York Times
on a new Inspector General report and its potential as evidence regarding U.S support to the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen
In the media
RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman shared insights in the
New York Times
on a new Inspector General report and its potential as evidence regarding U.S support to the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen
In the New York Times, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann examine how AG William Barr might attempt to improperly boost President Trump’s election prospects
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In the
New York Times
, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann examine how AG William Barr might attempt to improperly boost President Trump’s election prospects
In the media
In the
New York Times
, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann examine how AG William Barr might attempt to improperly boost President Trump’s election prospects
RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco reacted to the DOJ’s indictment of 2 Chinese nationals for numerous cybercrimes, potentially in coordination with the Chinese government, noting international agreements are only effective if parties are held accountable
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RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco reacted to the DOJ’s indictment of 2 Chinese nationals for numerous cybercrimes, potentially in coordination with the Chinese government, noting international agreements are only effective if parties are held accountable
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RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco reacted to the DOJ’s indictment of 2 Chinese nationals for numerous cybercrimes, potentially in coordination with the Chinese government, noting international agreements are only effective if parties are held accountable
RCLS fellow and former Mueller Probe lead prosecutor Andrew Weissmann sat down for a conversation with Prof. Anne Milgram on Stay Tuned to discuss the investigation, the Roger Stone commutation and his forthcoming book.
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RCLS fellow and former Mueller Probe lead prosecutor Andrew Weissmann sat down for a conversation with Prof. Anne Milgram on Stay Tuned to discuss the investigation, the Roger Stone commutation and his forthcoming book.
In the media
RCLS fellow and former Mueller Probe lead prosecutor Andrew Weissmann sat down for a conversation with Prof. Anne Milgram on Stay Tuned to discuss the investigation, the Roger Stone commutation and his forthcoming book.
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