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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When Kings Criminalize Their Enemies
What do King Henry VIII and modern American counterterrorism policy have in common?
More than you might think.
In this episode, attorney Nathan M. F. Charles examines the history of England’s treason laws, the persecution and execution of...
What I Was Missing
Last week, I apologized for profoundly underestimating the degree to which racism, bigotry, and discrimination remained active forces in American life. This week, I want to answer the question that many viewers asked:
How could I not have...
I Was Wrong About America
Fifteen years ago, I considered myself a conservative Republican, and I genuinely believed that America’s long struggle for civil rights had largely succeeded.
When the Supreme Court decided Shelby County v. Holder in 2013, I agreed with t...
The FBI's Job Is Not to "Put People Down"
When does speech cross the line from protected expression into a criminal threat?
In this episode, immigration attorney Nate Charles examines the federal case against Nicholas Matthew Scelfo, who allegedly threatened to kill an ICE officer...
Why Character Matters in a Constitutional Republic
Americans often hear that the United States is a constitutional republic rather than a direct democracy. That’s true—but many people miss the implications.
A republic depends on citizens electing representatives to govern on their behalf....
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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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