I. Surveillance & Privacy
- Andrew K. Woods, Guest Post: ECPA Reform: A Primer (Wednesday, September 16)
- Andrew Crocker, Guest Post: Lifting the Gag Order on One NSL is Good, But It’s Just a Start (Friday, September 18)
- John Reed, Chris Soghoian on Collaboration Between Lawyers, Technologists, and Policymakers (Friday, September 18)
II. Guantánamo & Military Commissions
- Steve Vladeck, Watching the En Banc Clock in al Bahlul (Wednesday, September 16)
- Adam Jacobson, Guest Post: ODNI’s Latest Guantánamo Reengagement Numbers Are Encouraging (Wednesday, September 16)
III. International Criminal Law
- Nathalie Weizmann, When Do Countries Have to Investigate War Crimes? (Monday, September 14)
- Alex Whiting, The ICC in Kenya: Institutional Promises and Limitations (Tuesday, September 15)
IV. UK Anti-Terror Laws
- Shaheed Fatima, Self-Censorship in Action: The British Library Rejects Taliban Archive (Monday, September 14)
V. Women & Countering Violent Extremism
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Counter-Terrorism Committee: Addressing the Role of Women in Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism (Thursday, September 17)
VI. International Human Rights Cases in US Courts
- William Dodge, Guest Post: Will Filartiga Survive? (Tuesday, September 15)
VII. Congressional Hearings
- Just Security, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, September 14–18 (Monday, September 14)
VIII. Miscellaneous
- Steve Vladeck, Just Security Welcomes Alex Whiting (Tuesday, September 15)