9th Circuit reviews NEPA order on Nev. geothermal plant
The federal appeals court could decide that a judge ordered too short a freeze on a project that could harm tribes and an endangered toad.
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The federal appeals court could decide that a judge ordered too short a freeze on a project that could harm tribes and an endangered toad.
Should the man who penned a legal justification for halting the transfer of power on Jan. 6 be held accountable for what happened that day? John Eastman says he was simply advancing his client’s interests.
Our hypocrisy on war crimes makes a rules-based world, one that abides by international law, impossible.
What are the United States’ legal obligations if Russian President Vladimir Putin orders his military to invade a NATO country and NATO invokes Article 5 of the treaty, the collective self-defense provision? The answer to this legal question, which is complicated, is the narrow focus on this article. Before diving in, however, it’s important to start with a few caveats.
If a NATO country were to be invaded by Putin and Russia, does the U.S. have a moral obligation to send American forces into harm’s way?