For “manifestly unlawful” orders, the legal duty is to disobey is to refuse to obey. Where things are less clear is for lower down the command chain and less obviously illegal orders.
Excellent explainer in this piece by David French (former JAG).
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/o... Gift Link
For “manifestly unlawful” orders, the legal duty is to disobey is to refuse to obey. Where things are less clear is for lower down the command chain and less obviously illegal orders.
Excellent explainer in this piece by David French (former JAG).
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/o... Gift Link
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There are only two pieces in this particular color.
It got it 100% wrong.
Wikipedia got it 100% right.
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So I've had more than a few instances of someone opening with "Question, Marc" to which I reply "Exclamation point!"
So I've had more than a few instances of someone opening with "Question, Marc" to which I reply "Exclamation point!"
So I've had more than a few instances of someone opening with "Question, Marc" to which I reply "Exclamation point!"
So I've had more than a few instances of someone opening with "Question, Marc" to which I reply "Exclamation point!"
Also, per @harrylitman.bsky.social
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Understatement. I’m going with unprecedented and unheard of.
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Also, per @harrylitman.bsky.social
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