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• Leave well enough alone 

  President Bush should resist the Democrats' efforts to amend the 2006 Military Commissions Act. That law struck an appropriate balance between the...

  USA TODAY, 05/11/07 by David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• In Iraq vote, Congress is casting aside the Constitution 

  The Founding Fathers made the president commander in chief of the armed forces for a reason. Wars cannot be run, at least not successfully, by...

  USA TODAY, 03/28/07 by David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• How to treat a captured terrorist: getting to the heart of an important question 

  DEMANDS for closure of the U.S. detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay have been increasing ever since Amnesty International called the camps the...

  National Review, 07/04/05 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• Double-red-crossed 

  THE INTERNATIONAL Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an impressive edifice--both physically and morally. Its Swiss headquarters, once a Belle...

  National Interest, The, 03/22/05 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• Gunning for Gonzales: the Left will assail the attorney general-designate on detainee policy; he, and we, should stand firm 

  PRESIDENT BUSH'S nomination of Judge Alberto Gonzales to succeed John Ashcroft as attorney general will soon come before the Senate for its advice...

  National Review, 12/31/04 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• POWs and others: detainees do not share a single status 

  THE American people were rightly shocked, outraged, and ashamed at the abuse of Iraqis at the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad. All detainees,...

  National Review, 06/14/04 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• A clash of interests: will it be the national interest, or the interests of the 'international community'? This is a campaign question 

  PRESIDENTIAL elections are not, as a rule, decided by foreign-policy issues. But key foreign-policy issues can be decided by presidential...

  National Review, 04/05/04 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• Arrest This: Against Belgium's self-righteous, illegitimate, kangaroo courts 

  Once the war against Saddam Hussein reached a successful conclusion, the war against that war entered a new phase. Activists, asserting that the...

  National Review, 06/16/03 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• Court Dismissed: The ICC is a snare and a monstrosity-with no standing - international criminal court 

  'They have learned nothing," remarked a disgusted Talleyrand when the Bourbons returned to France, "and they have forgotten nothing." His words...

  National Review, 11/11/02 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication

• When in the Rome Treaty get out: and get out now 

  Bill Clinton admitted that it had "significant flaws," and knew that the Senate would never approve it. But in the final weeks of his presidency,...

  National Review, 03/25/02 by Lee A. Casey · More from publication