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The Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law (CERL), affiliated with the Annenberg Public Policy Center at Penn, is a non-partisan interdisciplinary institute dedicated to preserving and promoting ethics and the rule of law in national security, warfare, and democratic governance. CERL draws from the study of law, philosophy, and ethics to answer the difficult questions that arise in domestic and transnational crises and conflicts. more
RT @pennlaw: At @AJEnglish, Prof. Claire Finkelstein (@COFinkelstein) discusses special counsel's report criticizing Trump campaign investi…
Read MoreCERL Roundup: FISA Section 702 reauthorization, debt ceiling brinkmanship, and more - https://t.co/ixg66Lfgpo
Read MoreCERL Advisory Council member @GeorgeCroner joined @CSPAN this morning to discuss FISA Section 702 and government surveillance laws. 📺Watch the full interview below.
Read MoreCERL was pleased to host last week a delegation of legal professionals from Europe and the Central Asian Caucuses who traveled to the U.S. on a State Department-sponsored exchange to learn about investigating human rights violations and wartime atrocities. https://t.co/TS4pYaOyq1
Read MoreRT @Penn: PIK Professor Lynn Meskell presented @PennGlobal-funded research to NATO in February. Her analysis focuses on how UNESCO World He…
Read MoreCall for Applications: CERL-APPC Fellowship - https://t.co/kZZq4dP34H
Read MoreAs part of a Penn Global Engagement Fund project grant, in collaboration with Vit Henisz of Wharton, CERL Affiliated Faculty Lynn Meskell examined public sentiment in every UNESCO World Heritage site inscribed since 1990. Learn more about their findings:
Read MoreIn his latest for @lawfareblog, CERL Advisory Council member @GeorgeCroner explores how the balance between national security imperatives and protecting the civil liberties of U.S. citizens will define the #FISA Section 702 reauthorization debate.
Read More"There isn’t a whole lot new here that hasn’t already been identified," said CERL's @COFinkelstein of John Durham’s report about the FBI’s investigation into alleged ties between the 2016 Trump campaign and Russia. Watch the interview with @AJENews here:
Read MoreJanet Yellen has warned the United States could run out of cash to pay its bills by early June if a debt limit deal is not reached. Read CERL Affiliated Faculty @EricOrts's thoughts on the debt ceiling here via @CLSBlueSkyBlog:
Read MoreSection 702 of #FISA is set to expire at the end of the year. Read why CERL Advisory Council member @GeorgeCroner believes it is critical to prevent this intelligence collection program from lapsing.
Read MoreCERL's 2021-22 Report Celebrating 10 Years - https://t.co/kSDKWAyY3J
Read MoreRT @Penn: PIK Professor Lynn Meskell presented @PennGlobal-funded research to NATO in February. Her analysis focuses on how UNESCO World He…
Read MoreRT @COFinkelstein: Here is the correct link —
Read MoreRT @Penn: 🎓 Congratulations, Class of 2023! 🎓 Today marks a momentous occasion that you'll remember for years to come. Take a deep breat…
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The Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law (CERL), affiliated with the Annenberg Public Policy Center at Penn, is a non-partisan interdisciplinary institute dedicated to preserving and promoting ethics and the rule of law in national security, warfare, and democratic governance. CERL draws from the study of law, philosophy, and ethics to answer the difficult questions that arise in domestic and transnational crises and conflicts. more
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