Naval Law Review (NLR) — Volume 71

• NLR Volume 70 — Front Matter
• PRESERVING WARTIME SHIPWRECKS: A STUDY OF THE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH SOVEREIGN TITLE — Commander J. Striker Brown, JAGC, USN
• IMPOSSIBLY INTOXICATED: SOLVING STRUCTURAL PITFALLS OF ALCOHOL FACILITATED SEXUAL ASSAULT PROSECUTIONS — Captain Arne J. Bussler, USMC
• ILLUMINATING THE PARTNER DATA PRIVACY GAP: A GUIDE TO U.S. AND PARTNER REQUIREMENTS FOR BULK DATASETS RETAINED BY THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY, RECOMMENDING MODIFICATIONS TO U.S. POLICY TO MEET PARTNER REQUIREMENTS — Lieutenant Commander Jacob “Mendy” Fisch
• THE PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE PRACTICE OF MILITARY LAW — Lieutenant Commander Colin Hood, JAGC, USN and NIPRGPT
• NAVIGATING MURKY WATERS: HOW THE FEDERAL ARBITRATION ACT GOVERNS HOW CLAIMS ARISING UNDER THE SERVICEMEMBER CIVIL RELIEF ACT PROCEED THROUGH ADJUDICATIVE PROCESSES — Lieutenant Ebony Love, JAGC, USN & Legalman Petty Officer Second Class Ryan A. R. Ellis
• SPACE SUPERIORITY: LAWS, THE U.S. MILITARY, AND CHINA’S CONCERNING ACTIVITY — Captain Matt Sherman, USMC
• STEALING THE DRAGON’S GOLD: A PRACTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR REVIVING LETTERS OF MARQUE & REPRISAL IN A COST-IMPOSITION CAMPAIGN AGAINST CHINESE MARITIME COMMERCE DURING LARGE-SCALE COMBAT OPERATIONS — Lieutenant Commander Austin Short, JAGC, USN
• U.S. V. PRC: COMPARATIVE APPROACHES TO LAWFARE IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA — Commander Emil Marcinskas, JAGC, USN
• VISUALIZING LAWFARE: A DATA-DRIVEN METHOD FOR TRACKING CHINA’S LEGAL WARFARE TACTICS: FROM THEORY TO TARGETING: HOW TO DETECT, MAP, AND COUNTER LEGAL DISINFORMATION IN REAL TIME — Captain Tiana Winstead, USMC