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Air Force Law Review
- Publisher:
- U.S. Air Force Academy, Department of Law
- Publication date:
- 2019-06-04
- ISBN:
- 0094-8381
- Copyright:
- COPYRIGHT TV Trade Media, Inc.<br/>COPYRIGHT GALE, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
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Latest documents
- POWER AND PROPORTIONALITY: THE ROLE OF EMPATHY AND ETHICS ON VALUING EXCESSIVE HARM.
- STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR NON-STATE ACTORS IN TIMES OF WAR: ARTICLE VI OF THE OUTER SPACE TREATY AND THE LAW OF NEUTRALITY.
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE FIFTH DOMAIN.
- COURT-MARTIAL NULLIFICATION: WHY MILITARY JUSTICE NEEDS A 'CONSCIENCE OF THE COMMANDER'.
- EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION AGAINST MILITARY SPOUSES: A CASE FOR ILLEGALITY CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF AND PRACTICE.
- EXPLORING THE LEGAL NUANCES OF DISABILITY SEPARATION VERSUS ADMINISTRATIVE DISCHARGE FOR MENTAL CONDITIONS IN THE MILITARY.
- FAKE NEWS AND KILL-SWITCHES: THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S FIGHT TO RESPOND TO AND PREVENT FAKE NEWS.
- PROTECTING FEDERAL RESERVED WATER RIGHTS ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS.
- UNDOING THE UNSWORN: THE UNSWORN STATEMENT'S HISTORY AND A WAY FORWARD.
- APPLYING THE U.S. AND ICRC STANDARDS FOR DIRECT PARTICIPATION IN HOSTILITIES TO CIVILIAN SUPPORT OF U.S. MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Featured documents
- COURT-MARTIAL NULLIFICATION: WHY MILITARY JUSTICE NEEDS A 'CONSCIENCE OF THE COMMANDER'.
- FAKE NEWS AND KILL-SWITCHES: THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S FIGHT TO RESPOND TO AND PREVENT FAKE NEWS.
- STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR NON-STATE ACTORS IN TIMES OF WAR: ARTICLE VI OF THE OUTER SPACE TREATY AND THE LAW OF NEUTRALITY.
- EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION AGAINST MILITARY SPOUSES: A CASE FOR ILLEGALITY CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF AND PRACTICE.
- EXPLORING THE LEGAL NUANCES OF DISABILITY SEPARATION VERSUS ADMINISTRATIVE DISCHARGE FOR MENTAL CONDITIONS IN THE MILITARY.
- ORDERED TO SELF-INCRIMINATE: THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF SELF-REPORT POLICIES IN THE ARMED FORCES.
- PROTECTING FEDERAL RESERVED WATER RIGHTS ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS.
- CHILDREN ARE SPEAKING, IT'S TIME WE LISTEN: THE CASE FOR A CHILD HEARSAY EXCEPTION IN MILITARY COURTS.
- JURISDICTION OVER QUASI-MILITARY PERSONNEL UNDER UCMJ ARTICLE 2(A) (8).
- WOMEN IN THE CROSSHAIRS: EXPANDING THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT TO HALT EXTREME GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE.