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Lawfare would like to apologize for the delay in our military commissions coverage this week, which is due to technical errors on the Office of Military Commissions website.
The Hoover Institution is looking for its next National Security and Law Associate, the position currently occupied by Jane Chong. The work includes extensive writing and editing for Lawfare. The job description is below and you can apply here.
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Lawfare is now accepting applications for our summer internship program! For more details, check out the Brookings Institution's application announcement and apply here. Please submit applications by March 1st.
Things have been busy at Lawfare these past few months, both from the editorial side and in terms of new readers.
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