A Navy Lieutenant Commander May Face Criminal Charges – For Shooting at a Terrorist
August 6, 2015 · Terrorism, guns, Blog
Navy Lieutenant Commander Timothy White could be charged with a crime for trying to protect the United States.
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Jennifer Teng
2 articles 2015
Jennifer Teng contributed to The Weekly Standard in 2015, writing on military justice issues and U.S. government foreign policy practices. Her articles examined cases where government decision-making intersected with national security and human rights concerns.
Is the Government Playing Politics With Human Trafficking Rankings?
July 31, 2015 · State Department, Cuba, Blog
Human trafficking is a crime that not only breaks the law but basic human rights. The United States recently released its annual Trafficking in Persons report. Countries are ranked on a scale from Tier 1 to Tier 3. These rankings asses the country’s ability to 1) enact laws and practices that…