US Extradition Laws: From Asylum to Safe Haven
How Some Defendants Have Evaded U.S. Jurisdiction WASHINGTON, DC — Extradition sits at the crossroads…
Author: John Glover
Live Anonymously: Anonymity vs. Security, How the U.S. Balances Citizens’ Privacy Against National Safety
WASHINGTON, DC — In the United States, the tension between individual privacy and collective security…
The Promise and Perils of a Cashless Economy
Imagine a world where you never have to carry coins or bills again. Whether you’re…
U.S. Extradition Laws: The Role of Human Rights Arguments in Blocking Extradition to the United States
WASHINGTON, DC – Extradition is one of the most consequential mechanisms of international cooperation, allowing…
How to Create a New Identity: Name Changes, Gender Markers, and Court Orders
When Identity Evolves Within the Law VANCOUVER, B.C. — Identity is no longer a static…
Supreme Court Landmarks on Citizenship Loss, From Afroyim to Terrazas, and What They Mean Today
The question of whether the United States can revoke citizenship against a person’s will has…
Dual Citizens and Extradition: When Nationality Becomes a Shield or a Trap
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Dual citizenship is often celebrated as a privilege of globalization, conferring mobility,…
Biometric Frontiers: How Governments Expand Identity Systems and How Citizens Respond
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Identity systems are undergoing a transformation. For more than a century, passports,…
Anonymity by Design: Building a Life That Resists Exposure from the Start
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a society where exposure has become the default, a small but…
Digital Minimalism in Urban America: Living Anonymously Without Leaving the City
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – In the United States, where every transaction, click, and movement can…