I. The Bergdahl Prisoner Exchange
- Marty Lederman, The Bergdahl Exchange [including Fifth Update] (Tuesday, June 3)
- Marty Lederman, The Administration’s explanation for why it was lawful not to wait 30 days to complete the Bergdahl exchange (Tuesday, June 3)
- Ryan Goodman, Eugene Fidell on Defection, Desertion, AWOL—and Whether to Prosecute (Friday, June 6)
- Steve Vladeck, Could Desertion in Afghanistan be a Capital Offense? (Friday, June 6)
II. Interrogation
- Stephen Schulofer, DoJ Requires Electronic Recording of Interrogations – But Not in National Security Cases (Wednesday, June 4)
- Shaheed Fatima, Jones: End of the Road (Wednesday, June 4)
III. Detention & Guantanamo
- Sabin Willett, Letter to Editor, Responding to Steve Vladeck on Gitmo Force Feeding (Monday, June 2)
- Marty Lederman, The Competing 2015 NDAA Bills: A sign of hope for closing GTMO (Thursday, June 5)
- Jennifer Daskal, What’s Wrong with a Categorical Ban on Transfers from GITMO to Yemen (Thursday, June 5)
IV. Snowden & Civil Disobedience
- Michael Glennon, Guest Post: Is Snowden Obligated to Accept Punishment? (Tuesday, June 3)
- Rahul Sagar, Guest Post: Is Edward Snowden Engaged in Civil Disobedience? – A Response to Glennon (Thursday, June 5)
V. Supreme Court Docket: Treaty Power
- David Golove and Marty Lederman, Stepping Back from the Precipice in Bond (Tuesday, June 3)
VI. War Crimes (including Syria)
- Beth Van Schaak and Ryan Goodman,What is to be Gained from Pursuing Accountability Now in Syria? (Monday, June 2)
- Beth Van Schaak Title 18’s Blindspot: Superior Responsibility (Tuesday, June 3)
VII. Benghazi and Congressional Oversight
- Andy Wright, Benghazi Oversight: The Composition of the Select Committee (Thursday, June 5)
VIII. Expatriation
- Shaheed Fatima, Statelessness Update: the UK Government Makes Concessions to Citizenship-Stripping Proposals (Friday, June 6)
IX. Self-Defense and Armed Conflict
- Kenneth Watkin, Guest Post: The President’s Speech, Al Qaeda, and the Legal Challenge of the Future (Wednesday, June 4)