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"Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders" Don't Give Up the Ship *** The Orders Project The Orders Project is a non-partisan program created by the National Institute for Military Justice to assist military personnel in understanding their options when faced with orders they believe may not be legal. In addition, The Orders Project creates resources, such as its Sourcebook for advocates advising military personnel, and provides education to organizations and individuals about the complexities related to military orders. -
Norfolk Police denies ICE profiling claims in traffic stop; acknowledges video
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I guess this also means to stay away from the Norfolk police if you are a Sailor... The video, shared Wednesday morning by Virginia Delegate Jackie Hope Glass on her social media page, shows a Navy sailor describing an incident involving someone in his command during what he says began as a window tint violation stop.
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Admiral Alvin Holsey - A true hero. Thank you for your service to the U.S. Navy... Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth asked U.S. Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey to retire in October after Holsey expressed concerns about the legality of the Trump administration’s boat bombings in the Caribbean, according to a new report.
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At least President Trump didn’t “kill all the lawyers” first, literally following Shakespeare’s words in “Henry VI, Part 2” on evading the rule of law. Instead, just a month into his second term in February, he and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth simply fired the top lawyers at the Army, Navy and Air Force, known as judge advocates general, or JAGs.
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