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International Law Prof Blog
Free Webinar from the Office of the Legal Adviser of the U.S. Department of State
The American Bar Association Section of International Law will present the fifth annual "Live from L" program, a unique opportunity for international lawyers and students of international law to hear…
The Right Coast
Jihadis 14, Crusaders 2 | National Review Online
In his ignorant and bigoted remarks to religious leaders this week, President Obama parroted jihadi propaganda. Bored (when not annoyed) by facts, the president referred to the Crusades and the…
The Right Coast
Mysterious woman from Canada s rapid rise in ISIS puzzles intel analysts | Fox News
A mysterious jihadist who left her home in Canada in late November to join ISIS has toured the caliphate like a VIP, appearing in key locations throughout Syria and Iraq…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Former Professor Deported
The Intercept reports on the end of a controversial -- and complicated -- case of alleged terrorism by an immigrant who has been deported. In 2003, Sami Al-Arian was a…
The Right Coast
Till we run “out of fuel and bullets’: Jordan’s king vows to crush ISIS | Fox News
The pledge preceded the hanging of two Al Qaeda terrorists early Wednesday in Jordan, a swift response to the video that could be a mere harbinger of coming retribution from…
InsureReinsure
Industry Guidance on the Implementation of TRIA Reauthorization Anticipated Soon from Treasury Department
Since the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act was signed into law by President Obama on January 12, many have been waiting on guidance from the U.S. Treasury Department regarding…
International Law Prof Blog
Live From “L” — The Role of Law in Fighting ISIL
The American Bar Association Section of International Law will present the fifth annual "Live from L" program, a unique opportunity for international lawyers and students of international law to hear…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Female Terrorists Finding Their Way in Militant Ranks
By John Kang
From the LA Times:From bikini-clad beachgoer to veiled jihadist fugitive, the partner of Paris gunman Amedy Coulibaly underwent a startling metamorphosis that illuminates the dangerous potential behind militant groups' efforts…
Media Law Prof Blog
Freedom of Speech, Blasphemy, and Terrorism After Charlie Hebdo
The Economist discusses whether crackdowns on freedom of speech and freedom of the press around the world are likely, or already happening, after the Charlie Hebdo attack.
The Right Coast
Jindal’s Brilliant Take on Radical Islam | RealClearPolitics
Then he adds, specifically, "Muslim leaders need to condemn anyone who commits these acts of violence and clearly state that these people are evil and are enemies of Islam. It's…