by Travis Normand

Currently, these papers/essays are showing up in the magazine editions of the ABA Journal. I have read most of them so far and they are very well done. I found the first one, “Constitutional Dilemma: The Power to Declare War Is Deeply Rooted in American History,” to be a good refresher of my law school National Security course.

If you have time, I highly recommend them (especially if you are new to the subject of National Security).

• Cyberattacks: Computer Warfare Looms as Next Big Conflict in International Law

• What Is the Role of Lawyers in Cyberwarfare?

• Uneasy Targets: How Justifying the Killing of Terrorists Has Become a Major Policy Debate

• Targeted Killing Is Lawful If Conducted in Accordance with the Rule of Law

• Patriots Debate: The Meaning of the Constitution in a Time of Terror

• ACLU Sues DOJ to See ‘Targeted Killing’ Legal Justification Memos

• Patriots Debate: The Meaning of the Constitution in a Time of Terror

• Constitutional Dilemma: The Power to Declare War Is Deeply Rooted in American History