Mini course – No, We Don’t Live In A F%#*ing Simulation
Thank you for your interest in No, We Don’t Live In A F#%*ing Simulation. Registration for this year’s mini-course has closed. | Center on Privacy and Technology
The law against war appears to be dead. Russia’s attempt to conquer Ukraine in 2022 is the most serious breach of the prohibition on the use of force since it was codified in the United Nations Charter in 1945. Violations in the Middle East, Africa, and elsewhere are plain. Under the theory of legal positivism, such widespread and serious breaches can lead to the disappearance of once viable law. The prohibition on force, however, is no mere positive law rule. It is a peremptory norm of nat...| Georgetown Law Journal
Thank you for your interest in No, We Don’t Live In A F#%*ing Simulation. Registration for this year’s mini-course has closed. | Center on Privacy and Technology
Climate change and the legal punishment of homelessness together create intersecting hazards. Homelessness, therefore, is a community issue and an environmental issue.| www.law.georgetown.edu
2024’s Raiding the Genome: How the United States Government Is Abusing Its Immigration Powers to Amass DNA for Future Policing explained and analyzed the drastic expansion of DNA collection at the Department of Homeland Security. DHS’s DNA collection program operates with essentially no oversight, and the DNA taken is used for future criminal policing and prosecution.| Center on Privacy and Technology
A non-partisan institute within Georgetown Law, ICAP’s experienced attorneys use novel litigation tools, strategic policy development, and the constitutional scholarship of Georgetown to vindicate individuals’ rights and protect our democratic processes. In an era of politically polarized discourse, ICAP offers vital understandings of the Constitution that draw on a wide range of practical experience, including extensive service in the federal government.| Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection
