The print edition of Volume 2, Issue 2 is now available on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. This issue features articles that explore the political question doctrine and its impact on targeted killing cases; the challenges of prosecuting online terrorism advocacy; the use of psychological assessments to improve the scrutiny of security clearance applicants; and the implications of recent revisions to Art. 60, UCMJ, which were enacted to address perceived problems with the military’s handling of sexual assault cases. Each copy is only $12.95 and eligible for free shipping with Amazon Prime.
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