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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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Memorial Day and the Constitution They Died Defending
In this Memorial Day episode of The Rule of Law Brief, attorney and former Naval officer Nate Charles reflects on the meaning of military sacrifice, constitutional government, and civic responsibility. Drawing from the loss of his father, C...
What Sharia Law Actually Is — And Why America Has Nothing to Fear
For decades, Americans have been told to fear “Sharia law” without ever receiving a serious explanation of what Sharia actually is. In this episode, attorney Nathan Charles breaks down the reality behind one of the most misunderstood and po...
The “Anti-Weaponization Fund” Is a False Vindication Scheme
The Department of Justice has announced the creation of a new “Anti-Weaponization Fund” tied to claims by Donald Trump and his allies that they were victims of politically motivated investigations. In this episode of The Rule of Law Brief,...
From King George III to NSPM-7: How Governments Radicalize Dissent
In 1775, King George III issued “A Proclamation for Suppressing Rebellion and Sedition,” accusing the American colonists of being manipulated by “dangerous and ill-designing men” engaged in “open and avowed rebellion.”
In 2025, the Trump a...
The United States Was Never Meant to Be a Christian Nation
Christian nationalists often claim that the United States was founded as a Christian nation because the Declaration of Independence references “Nature’s God” and a “Creator.” But that argument collapses once you examine the historical, phil...
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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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