I. Guantánamo & Military Commissions
- Marty Lederman, Excellent Summary of GTMO Myths … and a Classic Case of the “False Equivalence Fallacy” (Monday, March 7)
- David Glazier, Guest Post: Closing Guantánamo: Before You Accuse Congress, Take a Look at Your Administration (Monday, March 7)
- Marty Lederman, Charlie Savage on Obama, GTMO and “Our Values” (Wednesday, March 9)
- Laurie Blank & Benjamin Farley, Guest Post: Determining When the Armed Conflict With Al-Qaeda Started (Friday, March 11)
II. Surveillance, Privacy & Technology
- John Reed, Reminder: You Should Care About Mass Surveillance, Even if You’ve Done Nothing Wrong (Monday, March 7)
- Marty Lederman, DOJ’s Appeal to District Court Judge from Magistrate Orenstein’s Rejection of Apple All Writs Act Order (Monday, March 7)
- Benjamin Good, Guest Post: We Need to Know More About How the Government Censors Its Employees (Thursday, March 10)
III. Syria & International Law
- Beth Van Schaack, War Crimes and the Use of Improvised and Indiscriminate Weapons in Syria (Tuesday, March 8)
- Just Security, Updated Readers’ Guide to Airstrikes in Syria (Tuesday, March 8)
IV. Torture
- Jonathan Hafetz, Guest Post: The Latest European Court of Human Rights Ruling on Accountability for Torture (Wednesday, March 9)
V. Countering Violent Extremism
- Danielle Jefferis, Guest Post: The FBI Wants Schools to Spy on Their Students’ Thoughts (Friday, March 11)
VI. Assessing Hostile Intent
- Bonnie Docherty, Guest Post: Hostile Intent and Civilian Protection: Lessons From Recent Conflicts (Thursday, March 10)
VII. Congressional Hearings
- Daniela Nogueira, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, March 7–11 (Monday, March 7)