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Yale Rule of Law Clinic
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Apr 22

How many U.S. servicemembers are currently in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria? We don't know. Why not? https://t.co/7AUazZ8neF

Yale Rule of Law Clinic
@YLS_ROLC -
Apr 22

@K8brannen and @rgoodlaw conclude that "[w]ithout accurate information, the American people cannot exercise the oversight necessary to hold their elected officials accountable for their promises and policy decisions about war and peace."
https://t.co/SjwWE82RaD

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This clinic focuses on maintaining U.S. rule of law and human rights commitments in four areas: national security (e.g., torture, drones, Guantanamo); antidiscrimination (especially against religious and ethnic groups); climate change (maintaining U.S. commitments under the Paris Climate Agreement); and democracy promotion (voting rights, redistricting). Projects include litigation, policy advocacy, and strategic planning matters.



Instructors:

Harold Hongju Koh

Michael J. Wishnie

Hope R. Metcalf

Phil Spector

 

Reports:

The Twenty-Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution: A Reader’s Guide

Presidential Impeachment Trial: What a Senator Should Know

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