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Forum: Masquerading Behind a Facade of National Security

U.S. 580, 589 n.16 (1952) (citing Korematsu as precedent for deferentially upholding the national security-justified deportation of legal permanent

Forum: National Citizenship and Equality of Educational Opportunity

enforcement, would be needed to make the newly created rights fully effective. Early on, Congress understood national citizenship as a guarantee it had

Leaving FISA Behind: The Need To Return to Warrantless Foreign Intelligence Surveillance

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Forum: Can Process Cure Substance? A Response to Neal Katyals Internal Separation of Powers

creation of a new and separate legal regime for enemy combatants and all that such a regime entails—military commissions, a narrow reading of

National Security

honor in the name of patria, brotherhood in arms--n… Article Neal Kumar Kaytal & Laurence H. Tribe 111 Yale L.J. 1259 (2002) In this Essay, we argue

National Emergencies

new problem rears its head: the manufactured crisis. To stem further degradation of democratic norms, this Essay calls for judges to reject

Neutralizing the Atmosphere

Levin, David Rich, Katie Ross, Taryn Fransen & Cynthia Elliot, Designing and Communicating N… Summary for Policymakers, in Intergovernmental Panel on

WikiLeaks and the Institutional Framework for National Security Disclosures

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Forum: The National Security Constitution and the Bush Administration

uses “Large ‘C’” but nonlegalized powers to transform the constitutional order? Eskridge and Ferejohn’s model, in which non-Article V, nonjudicial