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[[Lawfare]], in the context discussed by [[Jack Goldsmith]], is the use of [[international humanitarian law]] as a means of exerting | author = Jack Goldsmith

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According to [[Jack Goldsmith]], working through his counsel, [[David Addington]], Cheney was committed t | author = [[Jack Goldsmith]]

| author = Jack Goldsmith In 1997, [[Jack Goldsmith]] wrote several papers on the relationships among international law, politi

...[[American conservatism|American conservative]] legal theorists, such as [[Jack Goldsmith]], and organizations, such as the [[Federalist Society]], regard it with es | author = [[Jack Goldsmith]]

...The CIA had transported him to covert detention in Afghanistan. However Jack Goldsmith, Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel, at the Department of

...Virginia, and interrogated, using coercive methods, by military personnel. Jack Goldsmith, Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Counsel in the Bush Adm | author = Jack Goldsmith

After Bybee left, Jack Goldsmith served from 2003 to 2004. Goldsmith resigned after nine months, in part due

...ee with their conclusions, there are some thoughtful commentaries in the [[Jack Goldsmith]] and [[John Yoo]] articles. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz

...using indefinite military detention or very limited military tribunals. [[Jack Goldsmith]], head of the [[Office of Legal Counsel]] in the previous administration w | author = [[Jack Goldsmith]]

...", or the "judicialization of international politics", which, according to Jack Goldsmith, a law professor and eventually Assistant Attorney General for the Office o | author = Jack Goldsmith

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