The U.S. Department of Defense Law of War Manual ("Manual") has sparked debate on U.S. interpretation of core duties under international humanitarian law ("IHL"Margulies, Peter
How Government/DoD CIOs Can Deal With the Cybersecurity Workforce Shortage Returns to Skills & Personnel Management: U.S. Dod Scientists and Engineers Muddying the Waters: The Need for Precision-Guided Terminology in the DOD Law of War Manual...
The interpretations and definition provided by the US Department of Defense (USDOD) in the Law of War Manual in fact absolves the Sri Lanka military of the 'war crime and genocide charges' blaming the non-state actor - the LTTE - in declaring "[i]f the proportionality rule were interpret...
Department of Defense (DoD) policy requires the identification and protection of national security information and controlled unclassified information (CUI). Department of Defense Manual (DoDM) 5200.01, Volumes 2 and 4 (referenced below) describe how to appropriately mark classified information and CUI ...
“Under current law, any president can seize control over the nonpartisan career workforce, and through this control, manipulate the equal and apolitical delivery of government services to promote their own ends,” said Senior Executives Association Board Chairman Marcus Hill. “Any president could rev...
3. Lawmaker: DOD encroaching on civilian agencies' spectrum management [J] . Mariam Baksh, Jason Sherman Inside the pentagon . 2019,第40期 机译:立法者:国防部侵犯民政机构的频谱管理 4. The Value Absence and Rebuilding of Traditional Personnel Management—On the Transition from Traditional Pers...
“This will enable DHS to associate the immigration records created for children to their adult records later, which will help combat trafficking of children, and confirm the absence of criminal history or associations with terrorist or other organizations seeking to violate applicable law,” ...
pertaining to the detention, treatment, and trial of certain non-citizens in the war against terrorism. Military commissions pursuant to the M.O. began in November 2004 against four persons declared eligible for trial, but proceedings were suspended after a federal district court found that one ...
Neither the dismissal as a matter of law nor the jurisdictional defects under-cut the VCS case's status as a landmark decision. Along with the dismissal, Judge Conti issued “findings of fact;” that is, the judge chronicled the statistics evidencing neglect at the hands of a grossl...
12 Although the Supreme Court long ago stated that charges of violations of the law of war tried before military commissions need not be as exact as those brought before regular courts,13 it is unclear whether the current Court would adopt that proposition or look more closely to precedent. ...