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Constitution Day Sept 2025 Book Display 05
No full textClose-Up of the U.S. Constitution on display commemorating the celebration of Constitution & Citizenship Day on display in the law library September 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/constitution-day-2025-photos/1005/thumbnail.jp
Dia De Los Muertos 2025 Display 08
No full textClose-up of pictures of the deceased loved ones on the display honoring the Day of the Dead.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/los-muertos-2025-photos/1007/thumbnail.jp
Dia De Los Muertos 2025 Display 05
No full textClose-up of the Ofrenda on the display honoring the Day of the Dead.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/los-muertos-2025-photos/1004/thumbnail.jp
Pro Bono Week Oct 2025 Book Display 17
No full textClose-up shot of a few books in display for National Pro Bono Week in the law library October 2025.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/pro-bono-week-2025-photos/1017/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Women Book Display 2025 06
No full textClose up of book display created by Women of Color Collective in the law library October 2025 highlighting the book The Night Watchman by Louise Erdich.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/indigenous-women-2025-photos/1019/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Women Book Display 2025 07
No full textClose up of book display created by Women of Color Collective in the law library October 2025 highlighting the book Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Waller Kimmerer.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/indigenous-women-2025-photos/1004/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Women Book Display 2025 05
No full textClose up of book display created by Women of Color Collective in the law library October 2025 highlighting the book We Are Dancing For You: Native Feminisms and the Revitalization of Women\u27s Coming-Of-Age Ceremonies by Cutcha Risling Baldy.https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/indigenous-women-2025-photos/1003/thumbnail.jp
Law, Conflict, and Hybrid Warfare: A Teaching Imperative for a Changing World
No full textLawyers increasingly find themselves at the frontlines of the battlefield, just not in the traditional sense. Hybrid warfare is a conflict form that combines traditional military offensive measures with nontraditional methods, including the harnessing of legal systems to achieve strategic goals. Lawyers have always been at the frontline of typical legal risk assessment, thinking about a client\u27s risk of liability or regulation costs generally. Now, lawyers must stand at the ready for a lot more: lawyers must be prepared for cyber-attacks, disinformation campaigns using artificial intelligence, the use of court systems to suppress reporting or shield bad actors, and so much more. Gone are the days where traditional lawyering is the sole line of support that lawyers can offer. A lawyer\u27s negotiation and mediation skills must be honed and trained in hybrid warfare to be an asset to clients experiencing these events. This Essay explains what hybrid warfare is, its evolution, and how it is going to appear before public and private sector lawyers across the globe. It will cover the goals and missions of the first course seeking to train lawyers in hybrid warfare. As the world changes, as methods of combat evolve, and as client needs change accordingly, lawyers must do the same
