“International Migration and Climate Change” presentation by CERL fellow Xander Meise
at Bond University’s “2021 Climate Change, Law and Legal Education Conference,” Feb. 26-27; info and registration here
If convicted after impeachment proceeding, will Trump lose his post-presidential perks?
Dan Abrams on his SiriusXM show interviews Claire Finkelstein
Revive the JCPOA: Unraveling five myths
David Koplow’s article takes a counter position to Why the Biden Administration Should Stay Out of the JCPOA.
CERL-APPC issues report urging unified climate security policy and bold action on emerging crisis
CERL Fellow Alexandra A.K. Meise is the author of “Lessons from the Arctic: The Need for Intersectoral Climate Security Policy” – listen to the Penn Law podcast, too
Article of impeachment charging Trump with inciting violence against the US government
Al Jazeera interviews Prof. Claire Finkelstein
The Biden administration must rejoin the JCPOA
Naomi Egel argues the Biden administration’s failure to rejoin the deal would be a drastic mistake
Capitol attack: Where does American democracy go from here?
Penn Today interviews Claire Finkelstein
Arctic mobilities and the rights of Indigenous peoples: Ethics for a warming planet
A CERL blog post by Mimi Sheller on how the study of “Arctic mobilities” is playing an essential role in addressing the ethics issues of Arctic climate change
Why the Biden administration should stay out of the JCPOA
CERL Advisory Council member David Jonas explains why the United States under the Biden administration should not re-join the JCPOA, more widely known as the Iran Nuclear Deal
Blog post on the Arctic’s unprecedented cooperation on the environmental security issues of greater marine use
by Arctic policy expert Dr. Lawson W. Brigham of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Invoking martial law to reverse the 2020 election could be criminal sedition
Read this opinion piece by Claire Finkelstein and CERL Advisory Council member Richard Painter published in Just Security
Electoral college: In 1796, Samuel Miles became the 1st faithless elector
In this short NPR feature, Claire Finkelstein talks about faithless electors
Trump has asked judges to overturn election; all have declined so far
Claire Finkelstein comments in this Christian Science Monitor article
‘Safe harbor’ deadline underscores futility of Trump challenges to 2020 election
Listen to this interview of Claire Finkelstein on KYW Newsradio
CERL-APPC issues conference report on Arctic climate change and national security
The report covers the issues discussed at the conference Circling the Arctic: Security and the Rule of Law in a Changing North
Trump expected to issue additional pardons
Stuart Gerson, member of the CERL-CREW Working Group that issued a report on the DOJ and the Rule of Law under the Tenure of Atty. Gen. William Barr, refers to its findings in this NPR The Takeaway podcast
How to revitalize the Intelligence Community: A long, but essential to-do list
An article by CERL advisory council member George Croner published in Just Security
Senate Republicans’ Georgia bullying failed. But Lindsey Graham’s ethics violations stand out.
Read this NBC News editorial by Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter
Trump continues to challenge election results
Claire Finkelstein comments on Trump’s tactics in this WHYY Radio Times interview
President Trump in legal, financial jeopardy after leaving office
Claire Finkelstein appears in this ABC News report
The overlooked danger: The biohazards of climate change
Read this new CERL blog post by Jane Wang, Henry Scherck and Souvik Chatterjee
Changing the rules for choosing electors: Lessons from the election of 1800
John Jay didn’t get a Broadway play, but he was indeed a superstar…read how he kept the Republic intact in this blog post by Gary Stein
Penn Law podcast on the CERL-CREW report on Attorney General Barr and the the rule of law
with Claire Finkelstein and advisory council member Richard Painter
A case for mandatory contact tracing using FISA as the model for oversight protections
Read this new CERL blog post by Peter Neal
Enforcing the emoluments clauses
Richard Painter, CERL advisory council member, is the author of this essay published by Just Security
CERL advisory council member Richard Painter to deliver the Carhart Lecture
on “Emoluments and other Financial Conflicts of Interest in the Age of Trump” at Northern Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law on 10/29
Ethics groups say Barr’s use of DOJ is shredding its essential independence
George Croner, CERL advisory council member, wrote this article for Just Security
CERL-CREW report finds egregious and impeachable violations of law by Attorney General Barr
Listen to The Politics Podcast with Richard Painter
Two ethics groups call on House to begin impeachment inquiry against Barr
The Hill reports on CERL-CREW’s report on the DOJ and the rule of law