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Why the U.S. Must Prepare for Rapid Global Population Aging – and How

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By Inbar Pe'er, Kit Beyer
| Just Security Verified
The Government Accountability Office (GAO), the watchdog arm of Congress, found recently that the United States lacks a strategy and coordinated agency efforts to analyze and prepare for a transformational worldwide phenomenon – global aging. In a Sept.
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No, the President Cannot Enforce the Law-Firm Deals

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By Harold Hongju Koh, Fred Halbhuber, Inbar Pe'er
| Just Security Verified
As part of well-publicized “deals,” nine internationally famous law firms have committed nearly $1 billion in pro bono legal services to carry out the Trump Administration’s goals. But a factual fog surrounds the agreements: What exactly did these firms agree to? Have the full agreements been committed to writing? What are the terms? Are they fixed or evolving? What law governs? Who exactly are the parties: Did firms contract with President Donald Trump personally? With the U.S. Government?
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No, the President Cannot Issue Bills of Attainder

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By Harold Hongju Koh, Inbar Pe'er, Fred Halbhuber
| Just Security Verified
Starting in late February, President Donald Trump began signing a series of unprecedented executive orders that imposed significant sanctions on prominent American law firms and lawyers: including Perkins Coie, WilmerHale, Paul Weiss, Covington & Burling, and Jenner & Block. The moves were in retaliation for the firms’ or lawyers’ prior legal work that the president characterized as personally harmful to him.
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