I. Surveillance, Privacy, & the Third Party Doctrine
- Faiza Patel, How the Second Circuit’s Decision in Clapper Informs the Section 215 Discussion (Monday, May 11)
- Jameel Jaffer, What ACLU v. Clapper Means (Tuesday, May 12)
- Liza Goitein, Guest Post: United States v. Davis – Wrestling With the Third Party Doctrine (Wednesday, May 13)
- Jennifer Granick, ACLU v. Clapper Will End the Telephone Dragnet (Friday, May 15)
II. Iran Nuclear Negotiations
- Tyler Cullis, Guest Post: The White House’s Sanctions Relief Toolbox (Wednesday, May 13)
- David Golove, Guest Post: Congress Just Gave the President Power to Adopt a Binding Legal Agreement With Iran (Thursday, May 14)
III. Detention & Trials
- Jonathan Hafetz, Guest Post: Lessons From the North: Omar Khadr’s Release on Bail in Canada (Thursday, May 14)
IV. FBI and Counterterrorism Effectiveness
- Michael German, Guest Post: Tightening the National Security Ratchet (Thursday, May 14)
V. Israel’s Targeting Procedures
- Michael Schmitt, The Relationship Between Context and Proportionality: A Reply to Cohen and Shany (Monday, May 11)
VI. Congressional Hearings
- Megan Graham, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, May 11–15 (Monday, May 11)