I. Surveillance, Privacy, & Technology
- Marty Lederman, ODNI Clarifies More Limited Effect of its New Preclearance Policy (Friday, May 9)
- Jennifer Daskal, Magistrate’s Compliance: Searching Electronic Data Overseas (Friday, May 9)
- Thomas Earnest, House Judiciary Markup of USA Freedom Act (Live stream) (Wednesday, May 7)
- Jennifer Granick, Manager’s Amendment Puts Back Door Searches Back In USA Freedom Act (Tuesday, May 6)
II. Detention, Trial, & Treatment
- Meg Satterthwaite, Preview: Lithuania to Face Questioning by UN Committee against Torture about “Black Sites” (Friday, May 9)
- Steve Vladeck, Where is al-Bahlul?? (Friday, May 9)
- Ryan Goodman, Interrogation-Based Detentions and the Law of Armed Conflict: What Mohammed v. Ministry of Defense Didn’t Have to Say (Wednesday, May 7)
- Steve Vladeck, More on Military Courts and Article III (Tuesday, May 6)
- Steve Vladeck, The D.C. District Court’s Power to Hear the New Nashiri Suit (Monday, May 5)
- Jonathan Horowitz and Christopher Rogers , Guest Post: Does IHL Need Human Rights Law?: The Curious Case of NIAC Detention (Monday, May 5)
- Derek Jinks, Does IHL Authorize Detention in NIACs? (Monday, May 5)
III. Congress and Oversight
IV. Syria
- Ryan Goodman, Update: French Text Referring Syria to ICC Said to Replicate Standard Exemptions for US (Friday, May 9)
- Ryan Goodman, How “Similar” is US Exemption on Draft UNSC Referral of Syria to the ICC? (Friday, May 9)
- Ryan Goodman, Draft UN Security Council Referral of Syria to the ICC—and US Exemptions (Thursday, May 8)
V. Ukraine
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, A Roundup on European Union Responses to the Ukraine Crisis (Tuesday, May 6)
VI. Miscellaneous
- Thomas Earnest, Developments on Autonomous Weapons Systems Governance (Wednesday, May 7)