I. Surveillance & Cybersecurity
- Geoff Brigham & Michelle Paulson, Guest Post: Wikimedia v. NSA: Standing and the Fight for Free Speech and Privacy (Monday, March 30)
- Beth Van Schaack, The Provision of Means: Dual Use Goods & Corporate Liability (Monday, March 30)
- Faiza Patel, How a Case of Stolen Corn Seeds Shows the Problem With the FISA Court (Wednesday, April 1)
- Kristen Eichensehr, The Cyber Sanctions Executive Order: What Will It Do and Will It Work? (Thursday, April 2)
II. Authorization for the Use of Military Force against ISIL
- Ryan Goodman, Associated Forces: Why the Differences Between ISIL and al-Qaeda Matter (Monday, March 30)
III. Guantanamo/Detention
- Nathalie Weizmann, Guest Post: When Does International Humanitarian Law Call for Releasing Prisoners in Armed Conflicts (Thursday, April 2)
IV. FOIA & Torture
- Megan Graham, Court Denies FOIA Request for Panetta Review on CIA Torture (Tuesday, March 31)
V. Germanwings Crash (and Definitions of Terrorism)
- Martin Scheinin, Was the Crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 an Act of Terrorism? (Tuesday, March 31)
VI. Iran Nuclear Deal
- Marty Lederman, The “Parameters” of the Agreement Respecting Iran’s Nuclear Program (Thursday, April 2)
VII. Law of Armed Conflict and Weaponry
- Laurie Blank, Geoffrey S. Corn, & Eric Jensen, Guest Post: A Reply to Janina Dill: Common Ground (Tuesday, March 31)
- Charles J. Dunlap, Jr., Guest Post: To Ban New Weapons or Regulate Their Use? (Friday, April 3)
VIII. Israel, Palestine & the International Criminal Court
- Ryan Goodman, Palestine Becomes Full Member of International Criminal Court, What’s Next? A Reader’s Guide (Wednesday, April 1)
IX. April Fools Day
- David Luban, Security Council Passes Self-Reflective Resolution (Wednesday, April 1)