Update | The Week of November 27, 2017

Jeffrey Stein // 12/4/17 // Topic Update

Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee urged Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to reverse a prior DOJ position and expand its oversight of gambling (The Hill).

The bipartisan Cyber Diplomacy Act is an essential legislative response to the ‘redesign’ at the State Department (Lawfare).

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