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RCLS fellow Rebecca Ingber in the Washington Post offers a thoughtful evaluation of “imminence” in the context of the Soleimani strikes and why it matters, exploring the interweave of law and policy

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RCLS fellow Rebecca Ingber in the Washington Post offers a thoughtful evaluation of “imminence” in the context of the Soleimani strikes and why it matters, exploring the interweave of law and policy

Alex Potcovaru2020-01-17T09:38:46-05:00

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