I. Freedom of the Press
- Jeremy Waldron, More Executive-Minded than the Executive (Friday, Feb. 21)
- Just Security, David Miranda Detention and Questioning was Lawful, Rules UK High Court (Wednesday, Feb. 19)
II. Surveillance and Data Collection
- Steve Vladeck, Espionage Porn and Democratic Platitudes: A Response to Rahul Sagar (Friday, Feb. 21)
- Rahul Sagar, Guest Post: Democratic Platitudes (Friday, Feb. 21)
- Julian Sanchez, Information Cascades and Intelligence Oversight (Wednesday, Feb. 19)
- Andrew K. Woods, Guest Post: Why Does Microsoft Want a Global Convention on Government Access to Data? (Wednesday, Feb. 19)
- Jennifer Granick and Mailyn Fidler, Update: Changes to Export Control Arrangement Intended to Apply to Surveillance Technology, not Exploits, but Confusion and Ambiguity Remain (Wednesday, Feb. 19)
III. Targeted Killings and Drones
- Ryan Goodman, Missing Transparency: Is the US Response to Reported Drone Attack on Wedding Party Self-Defeating? (Thursday, Feb. 20)
- Letter to the Editor from Former US Air Force Airman and Drone Sensor Operator, Brandon Bryant (Wednesday, Feb. 19)
- Chris Jenks and Geoffrey S. Corn, A Rejoinder from Jenks and Corn re U.S. SIGINT Based Targeting (Tuesday, Feb. 18)
- Ryan Goodman and Derek Jinks, Military Targeting Based on Cellphone Location (Tuesday, Feb. 18)
- Chris Jenks and Geoffrey S. Corn, Guest Post — Eyes Wide Shut: Scahill and Greenwald’s Flawed Critique of U.S. SIGINT Based Targeting (Tuesday, Feb. 18)
IV. Military Commissions
- Thomas Earnest, Al Darbi Pleads Guilty but Questions Remain (Thursday, Feb. 20)
- Steve Vladeck, The al Iraqi Case and the Future of Military Commissions (Saturday, Feb. 15)
V. North Korea
- Beth Van Schaack, Disturbing Findings of the North Korea Commission of Inquiry (Friday, Feb. 21)
VI. Miscellaneous
- Just Security, Happy Presidents’ Day, Just Security Readers (Monday, Feb. 17)
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