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• Lawfare
  ...litary results in new and expanding efforts by groups and countries to use lawfare to respond to military force. <ref name=CFR2003-03-18H>{{citation | title = Lawfare, the Latest in Asymmetries
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• Lawfare/Definition
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• Lawfare/Related Articles
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• International Criminal Court
  ...hat it will be used in an unfair politicized manner under the rubric of "[[lawfare]]", essentially a new type of [[asymmetric warfare]].<ref name=CFR>{{citati | title = Lawfare, the Latest in Asymmetries
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• Federalist Society/Related Articles
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• Coercion/Related Articles
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• Alan Dershowitz/Related Articles
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• Lawfare
  ...litary results in new and expanding efforts by groups and countries to use lawfare to respond to military force. <ref name=CFR2003-03-18H>{{citation | title = Lawfare, the Latest in Asymmetries
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• Human Rights Watch
  {{seealso|Lawfare}} ...en criticizes the United States. DTN is one example of a group critical of lawfare, or the use of international humanitarian law to limit the options of the U
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• James Kraska
  He has written on "[[lawfare]]", or the use of international law as a component of national grand strate | title = China wages maritime "lawfare"
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• Larkin Reynolds
  ...Larkin/><ref name=WilmerHaleLarkin/> Reynolds is a frequent contributor to Lawfare. At Harvard, Reynolds studied under terrorism expert Jessica Stern.<ref nam | work = [[Lawfare]]
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• Alan Dershowitz
  ===[[Lawfare]]=== He has said radical Islamic groups have waged [[lawfare]] in U.S. courts, exerting a [[chilling effect]] on speech. "The UK is noto
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• Alaric A. Piette
  | work = [[lawfare]]
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• John Fonte
  ...r ideological (and increasingly, as [[Andrew McCarthy]] has pointed out, [[lawfare]]) battles with both the radical Islamists and a significant contingent of
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• Josef Mengele/Debate Guide
  ...iminal Court]] has been accepted by several major nations concerned with [[lawfare]]. Whether they are right or wrong, universality cannot thus be claimed on
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• Harold Koh
  Note that the Yugoslav action is an example of "[[lawfare]]" in grand strategy, but with the U.S. using it rather than being used by
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• Human Rights Watch/Related Articles
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• Mickey Edwards
  ...ereignty. Edwards responded to concerns that the Court might be used for [[lawfare]], saying
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• Periodic Review Board
  | publisher = Lawfare
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• Donald Rumsfeld
  He was concerned with what has been called "lawfare", or the "judicialization of international politics", which, according to J
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