Civil Liberties

Why Al Bahlul IV Won’t Matter

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Nov 24th, 2015

Cross-Border Data Requests: A Proposed Framework

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Nov 24th, 2015

Connecting Past and Present: Assessing French Emergency Powers in Historical Perspective

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Nov 23rd, 2015

Al Bahlul’s Commission Conviction and the Pragmatic Jurisprudence of Article III

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Nov 23rd, 2015

The Course of Least Resistance: Ignoring the Lessons of History in Responding to ISIS

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Nov 23rd, 2015

Previewing Next Tuesday’s Oral Argument in “Al Bahlul IV”

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Nov 23rd, 2015

Section 702, the Fourth Amendment, and Article III: The Muhtorov (Non-)Decision

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Nov 20th, 2015

Is the FBI Using Zero-Days in Criminal Investigations?

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Nov 17th, 2015

The Legal Legacy of the NSA’s Section 215 Bulk Collection Program

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Nov 16th, 2015

11/13/15

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Nov 16th, 2015

Power Wars Symposium: Where Did Things Go Wrong? Three Key Moments That Shaped Obama’s Failed Guantánamo Policy

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Nov 11th, 2015

Judge Leon’s Poignant, Yet Pointless, Injunction in Klayman

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Nov 10th, 2015

A Return to Authoritarianism in Egypt

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Nov 10th, 2015

Reminder: Tech Firms Aren’t Always the Privacy Advocates We’d Like to Think They Are

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Nov 1st, 2015

A Quick Update: Apple, Privacy, and the All Writs Act of 1789

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Oct 30th, 2015

Orin Kerr’s Unconvincing Defense of Yesterday’s Second Circuit (Non-)Ruling

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Oct 30th, 2015

Section 215 and “Fruitless” (?!?) Constitutional Adjudication

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Oct 29th, 2015

The All Writs Act, Software Licenses, and Why Judges Should Ask More Questions

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Oct 26th, 2015

Safe Harbor and Reforming Section 702

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Oct 22nd, 2015

The World Doesn’t Need a “Snowden Treaty”

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Oct 21st, 2015

Update on Apple’s Compelled-Decryption Case

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Oct 20th, 2015

Drone Disclosures, Official and Not

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Oct 19th, 2015

Korematsu’s Demise?

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Oct 19th, 2015

Lawful Hacking After the Encryption Debate

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Oct 15th, 2015

What the Third Circuit Said in Hassan v. City of New York

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Oct 14th, 2015

Mass Surveillance and the Right to Privacy: Adding Nuance to the Schrems Case

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Oct 13th, 2015

The False Choice of Opposing Torture or Endless War: A Response to Samuel Moyn

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Oct 13th, 2015

Too Much Posturing and Not Enough Substance on Encryption

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Oct 12th, 2015

Public Access to Military Trials: The Increasingly Strange Case of Sergeant Bergdahl

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Oct 8th, 2015

The Special Rapporteur on Torture’s Report on Extraterritoriality Speaks to Migrant Crisis

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Oct 7th, 2015

Adding Some Nuance on the European Court’s Safe Harbor Decision

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Oct 7th, 2015

Congressional Due Process Failure: A Benghazi Example

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Oct 5th, 2015

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