The Rule of Law Brief
Nate CharlesA principled defense of constitutional governance, civil liberties, and professional ethics in the face of rising authoritarianism—anchored in legal rigor, national security insight, and a commitment to nonviolent resistance.
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We Are Not Divided
In this No Kings Day edition of The Rule of Law Brief, Nathan M. F. Charles reflects on a day that was ebullient, peaceful, and profoundly human. From the sidewalks of Veterans Park in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, he shares an on-the-ground view ...
Do Not Admit to Smoking Weed on Your Way into the United States
### The Hidden Risk at U.S. Borders
No, DOJ Still Hasn’t Indicted Antifa — And Here’s Why It Can’t
In this episode of The Rule of Law Brief, I break down the recent federal indictment out of the Northern District of Texas — the one DOJ and FBI officials are touting as proof that an “Antifa cell” has finally been charged as terrorists.
Welcome Home, Alana Wade
In this episode of The Rule of Law Brief, Nate Charles shares some exciting news: Alana Wade has returned to Charles International Law, this time as a full-fledged associate attorney.
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Nathan M. F. Charles, Esq., is a former DOJ national security prosecutor and Navy SEAL Officer. He now leads Charles International Law, a boutique firm focused on asylum and immigration for clients facing persecution and conflict worldwide.
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