Air Force Law Review

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• Cyberspace, Electronic Warfare, and a Better Jus Ad Bellum Analogy.
• Ominous Oversight: The Usurpation of an Executive Agency's Right to Candid and Independent Legal Advice During Prohibited Personnel Practices and Retaliation Investigations and Prosecutions.
• Surfing On Base.
• Incentivizing 'Active Debris Removal' Following the Failure of Mitigation Measures to Solve the Space Debris Problem: Current Challenges and Future Strategies.
• Continuous Evaluation and Credit Reports: Ensuring Fairness In Current Security Clearance Reforms.
• OVER YOUR DEAD BODY: AN ANALYSIS ON REQUESTS FOR RELIGIOUS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR IMMUNIZATIONS AND VACCINATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE.
• INCIDENT TO SERVICE: THE FERES DOCTRINE AND THE UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY JUSTICE.
• YOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIBERTY: CLARIFYING MILITARY CONTINGENT CONFINEMENT.
• OPTIMIZING MILITARY INSTALLATION JURISDICTION.
• ORTIZ V. UNITED STATES: THE SAVIOR OR DEATH SENTENCE OF THE MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM?

Featured documents

• POWER AND PROPORTIONALITY: THE ROLE OF EMPATHY AND ETHICS ON VALUING EXCESSIVE HARM.
• Cyberspace, Electronic Warfare, and a Better Jus Ad Bellum Analogy.
• Lead-based paint activities in military family housing.
• JURISDICTION OVER QUASI-MILITARY PERSONNEL UNDER UCMJ ARTICLE 2(A)(8).
• More effective federal procurement response to disasters: maximizing the extraordinary flexibilities of IDIQ contracting.
• Reemployment rights for the guard and reserve: will civilian employers pay the price for national defense?
• Cultural resource preservation law: the enhanced focus on American Indians.
• The COJUMA story.
• COURT-MARTIAL NULLIFICATION: WHY MILITARY JUSTICE NEEDS A 'CONSCIENCE OF THE COMMANDER'.
• The role of the Russian constitutional court in protecting the rights of active duty and retired servicemen.