Dan Maurer

Dan Maurer, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel and former JAG officer now teaching law, dives deep into the controversial legality of U.S. strikes against alleged drug traffickers. He discusses the impact of military legal advisors being sidelined under the Trump administration and the troubling trend of repurposing JAGs as immigration judges. Maurer argues that while these strikes might be deemed unlawful, they are framed as necessary by authorities, raising significant moral and legal dilemmas for military justice and public trust.