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Lawfare is the use of
legal systems and
institutions to
damage or
delegitimize an opponent, or to
deter an individual's
usage of
their legal rights. The...
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lawfare in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lawfare is a form of war
consisting of the use of the
legal system against an enemy.
Lawfare may also...
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Lawfare is an
American non-profit
publication dedicated to
national security issues,
produced by The
Lawfare Institute in
cooperation with the Brookings...
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human rights attorney. She is the
founder and
Executive Director of The
Lawfare Project.
Goldstein was born and
raised in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She...
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Lawfare Project is an
American non-profit
works to
protect the
human and
civil rights of
Jewish communities worldwide. The
Lawfare Project funds legal...
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against Whitaker's
appointment on this basis. John E. Bies at
Lawfare regarded it as an
unresolved question. The DOJ
Office of
Legal Counsel...
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November 5, 1969) is an
American legal journalist. He is
editor in
chief of
Lawfare and
senior fellow in
governance studies at The
Brookings Institution, where...
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taken a
different approach to
attack Israel. She
called this
approach "
lawfare,"
meaning the
abuse of the law for
political means. She is of the opinion...
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constitutional order. The
Economist criticized the move as an
example of "
lawfare" and
pointed to the
dissolution of its
predecessor party, ****ure Forward...
- Tiemessen,
Alana (December 2016). "The
International Criminal Court and the
lawfare of
judicial intervention".
International Relations. Vol. 30, no. 4. Hillebrecht...
