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Aug. 1, 2006
In Pro Per
When civilian lawyers turn soldiers, Uncle Sam gets a bargain. By Kurt Andrew Schlichter
By Kurt Andrew Schlichter
Kosovo Counsel
The commanding general and I had just finished another grueling negotiation with the United Nations diplomats in our corner of Kosovo. The U.S. Army handled security, but the U.N. handled the civil administration. That meant lots of negotiations, for which we lawyers were uni...
Kosovo Counsel
The commanding general and I had just finished another grueling negotiation with the United Nations diplomats in our corner of Kosovo. The U.S. Army handled security, but the U.N. handled the civil administration. That meant lots of negotiations, for which we lawyers were uni...
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