William Woodruff

William A. Woodruff is a retired Army lawyer who, as Chief of the Army Litigation Division, was responsible for defending Army policies, programs, and operations in federal courts around the country. He retired from active duty in 1992 and taught law for 25 years at Campbell University School of Law in North Carolina.

Civilization1 day ago

The Snatch and Grab of Maduro Was Not ‘Illegal’

President Trump has ample statutory and case-law support for capturing Nicolas Maduro as he did, as the Noriega precedent makes clear.
Executive2 years ago

Immunity for Me but Not for Thee

Whether Presidential Immunity is a Good Thing or a Bad Thing Shouldn’t Depend Upon Party Affiliation

Conservative News and Views

William Woodruff

Stories By William Woodruff

The Snatch and Grab of Maduro Was Not ‘Illegal’

Immunity for Me but Not for Thee

China’s Aspirations to Weaponize Data

How Do You Solve a Problem Like Wikipedia?

The Mission to Extradite Nicholas Maduro

The Snatch and Grab of Maduro Was Not ‘Illegal’

Waste of the Day: Can You Hear Me Now? No.

The Legal Logic Behind U.S. Operations Against Narco-Terrorist Networks

Judge Green-Lights Secret Service Agent’s Retaliation Case

What the Scopes Trial Was Really About

America’s Energy Economy: Why Natural Gas and Nuclear Still Matter

FBI Raided Secret Service Agent’s Home in Tax Fraud Probe

Trump delivers deeds, not words

Birthright citizenship is headed to SCOTUS!

Election 2020 – vindication

Redistricting, Republicans’ latest weapon

Secular government and its failings