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If he did not know Cohen was paying her, “then it seems that Trump could not have had an attorney-client relationship with Cohen regarding the Daniels payment in the first instance,” Paul Rosenzweig, a former official in President George W. Bush's administration, wrote on the Lawfare blog. If Trump did ...
I always thought that if Israel were to unilaterally annex the occupied Palestinian territories, it would come under an international spotlight, with denunciations and protests around the world. I was wrong. Annexation is underway, but out of the spotlight, away from international attention. In the dismal offices of ...

March 30, 2018 - The Lawfare Project has re-filed its harassing lawsuit against San Francisco State and Professor Rabab Abdulhadi. The suit, which was thrown out of court earlier this month, alleges that support for Palestinian rights amounts to discrimination against Jewish students.
According to the Lawfare Project, attorneys representing five student and two non-student plaintiffs filed a second amended complaint against San Francisco State University on March 29, alleging that the school has “fostered a pervasively hostile, anti-Jewish environment, knowingly and intentionally ...
Roger Stone: Democratic Party Waging "Lawfare" Based On "Hearsay" Repeated By Mainstream Media. submit to reddit. |. Posted By Tim Hains On Date March 15, 2018 .... "What this is, is a new tactic of the left called Lawfare... He's exactly right, they file these extraordinarily expensive, detailed lawsuits, which are all based ...

Lorde, also from New Zealand, had called the cancellation of her gig “the right decision.” The lawsuit was reportedly filed in Israel by the lawfare group Shurat HaDin under a 2011 law that allows Israelis to sue those who call for a boycott of Israel or its settlements built illegally on occupied Palestinian land.
The doctrine of lawfare — a portmanteau of the words 'law' and 'warfare' — has become the preferred strategic tool in the evolving domain of foreign affairs. Charles Dunlap, the oft-cited coiner of the term, describes the practice of using law 'as a means of realising a military objective'. The words 'law' and ...

The Lawfare Project has announced that they are considering filing a lawsuit against Google, Yahoo! and Twitter in Spain in an effort to pressure them into taking down anti-Semitic content from their websites. According to a press release sent to the Journal, The Lawfare Project has already filed cease and ...
The Lawfare Project threatened legal action against Google, Yahoo and Twitter in Spain for failing to address the proliferation of Holocaust-denial websites and anti-Semitic materials on their platforms, announced Brooke Goldstein, director of the legal think tank and litigation fund. “Unless Google, Yahoo ...
Waging Lawfare to Save the Planet. ClientEarth has taken a US-style legal strategy of protecting the environment across the Atlantic and found surprising success. share; comment; download; print; order reprints; related stories. By Alicia Clegg Spring 2018. James Thornton, founder and CEO of ClientEarth, speaks at a ...
Lawfare, as defined by Maj. Gen. Charles Dunlap (Ret.) of Duke University, is “the use or misuse of law as a substitute for traditional military means to accomplish an operational objective.” The U.S. Navy is continuously involved in combating lawfare, such as the recent freedom of navigation operation ...
Alfredo Saad-Filho: He is the target of lawfare. In this particular case the goal is to destroy Lula politically and to destroy his party, the worker's party. The party has already been the victim of a coup in 2016 when President Djilma Roussef; Lula's successor was impeached and this scrutiny has subsequently ...


 

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