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• Select Surfing On Base.

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  Surfing On Base.

  Author:Edwin C. Kisiel, IIIFrom:Air Force Law Review (Vol. 82) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 202212,463 words Article 2460LI. INTRODUCTION Every surfer dreams of getting barreled at Trestles or walking the nose on the long right-hander waves at San Onofre. It would also be ideal to surf a spot on Oahu with Waikiki's relaxing waves while...
• Select Cyberspace, Electronic Warfare, and a Better Jus Ad Bellum Analogy.

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  Cyberspace, Electronic Warfare, and a Better Jus Ad Bellum Analogy.

  Author:Thomas R. BurksFrom:Air Force Law Review (Vol. 82) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 202225,077 words Article 1760LI. INTRODUCTION The advent of cyberspace and subsequent development of its many applications has transformed both the public and private sectors like few technological developments before it. Though much of this...
• Select Continuous Evaluation and Credit Reports: Ensuring Fairness In Current Security Clearance Reforms.

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  Continuous Evaluation and Credit Reports: Ensuring Fairness In Current Security Clearance Reforms.

  Author:Andrew H. WoodburyFrom:Air Force Law Review (Vol. 82) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 202222,633 words Article 2320LI. INTRODUCTION The security clearance process in the U.S. federal government is currently undergoing its biggest overhaul in over 50 years. [1] In March 2018, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)...
• Select Ominous Oversight: The Usurpation of an Executive Agency's Right to Candid and Independent Legal Advice During Prohibited Personnel Practices and Retaliation Investigations and Prosecutions.

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  Ominous Oversight: The Usurpation of an Executive Agency's Right to Candid and Independent Legal Advice During Prohibited Personnel Practices and Retaliation Investigations and Prosecutions.

  Author:Ashley D. NormanFrom:Air Force Law Review (Vol. 82) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 202218,718 words Article 1940LI. INTRODUCTION TO THE DILEMMA POSED BY THE OSC REAUTHORIZATION ACT OF LOI? Imagine that you are a government attorney working in labor and employment law at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). You have been at...
• Select Incentivizing 'Active Debris Removal' Following the Failure of Mitigation Measures to Solve the Space Debris Problem: Current Challenges and Future Strategies.

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  Incentivizing 'Active Debris Removal' Following the Failure of Mitigation Measures to Solve the Space Debris Problem: Current Challenges and Future Strategies.

  Author:Adam G. MudgeFrom:Air Force Law Review (Vol. 82) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 202237,876 words Article 2090LINTRODUCTION A. Issues and Objectives At the dawn of the space age and for many years thereafter, outer space was accessible only to enormous governmental civil and defense infrastructures, [1] most notably those of...