doctor of law and policy

Well yes, although I do think the country would have been better off if Nosborne had been placed on the US Supreme Court. I guess our system isn't perfect.

 

I am currently in the DSS Masters program at Missouri State. So far I absolutely love it. The faculty are all retired and current military officers, Federal employees, and think tank experts. No career academics in other words. Major focus of the coursework is CBRNE and non-proliferation public policy. Absolutely wonderful program if you want to learn how the sausage is actually made and have a need for a niche degree.

The Masters and Professional Doctorate both pull from the same group of available classes... (My Masters thus far is almost entirely courses coded at the doctoral level vs masters level) If you have the masters degree from Missouri State (or a similar DSS Masters degree from another school) than the Doctorate is only 33 hours in length (10 classes plus the dissertation).