Geoffrey Corn
Geoffrey Corn is a retired military lawyer and former chief legal advisor for the U.S. Army, recognized for his extensive knowledge of military law and the laws of armed conflict. He has expressed concern over the legality of military actions ordered by President Trump against suspected drug traffickers, arguing that such actions could set a dangerous precedent for the use of military force outside traditional combat scenarios.
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Mexico:
Geoffrey Corn questioned why survivors were not rescued during the attacks.
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Switzerland:
Geoffrey Corn argued that the attacks on the suspected smuggler boats were illegal as they did not constitute an armed conflict.
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United States:
Texas Tech law professor Geoffrey Corn discussed the risks service members face when disobeying orders.
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Colombia:
Geoffrey Corn argues that drug cartels are not involved in hostilities against the U.S.
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Spain:
Geoffrey Corn explained that drug cartels do not engage in 'hostilities' against the United States, as selling a dangerous substance is not the same as combat.
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Guatemala:
Retired military lawyer Geoffrey Corn expressed concern over what he considered an illegal order being carried out.
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