“Extraterritorial” Is Not a Bad Word, Even on the Internet

by Andrew K. Woods

Feb 20th, 2018

A Way Forward on Section 702 Queries

by Elizabeth Goitein and Robert Litt

Feb 20th, 2018

The Yemen Crisis and the Law: The Saudi-Led Campaign and U.S. Involvement

by Oona A. Hathaway, Alexandra Francis, Aaron Haviland, Srinath Reddy Kethireddy and Alyssa Yamamoto

Feb 20th, 2018

The “Shift Cold” Military Tactic: Finding Room Under International Law

by Adil Ahmad Haque

Feb 20th, 2018

The “Shift Cold” Military Tactic and International Humanitarian Law

by Michael Schmitt and Lt. Col. Matthew King

Feb 20th, 2018

UN Releases Guidelines for Team Investigating ISIS Crimes in Iraq

by Beth Van Schaack

Feb 19th, 2018

United States v. Microsoft: Why the Government Should Win the Statutory Interpretation Argument

by William S. Dodge

Feb 19th, 2018

Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (Feb. 10-17)

by Just Security

Feb 17th, 2018

The Charging Mystery in the Russia Indictments—And Its Indication of What Comes Next in the Mueller Investigation

by Bob Bauer

Feb 17th, 2018

The Indictment of Russia’s Super PAC and the Open Question of Trump Campaign Complicity

by Bob Bauer

Feb 16th, 2018

Just Security Podcast: Mueller Indicts Russia’s Election Meddling Team

by John Reed

Feb 16th, 2018

Impunity for U.S.-Funded Warlords in Afghanistan

by Katherine Hawkins

Feb 16th, 2018

Microsoft Ireland: Extraterritoriality Step Zero

by Pamela Bookman

Feb 16th, 2018

The Parties in U.S. v. Microsoft Are Misinterpreting the Stored Communications Act’s Warrant Authority

by James Grimmelmann

Feb 15th, 2018

Introducing Just Security’s Symposium on United States v. Microsoft

by William S. Dodge and Kristen Eichensehr

Feb 15th, 2018

The Age of Unregulated Social Media Is Over

by Justin Hendrix

Feb 15th, 2018

“Reasonable Certainty” vs “Near Certainty” in Military Targeting–What the Law Requires

by Michael J. Adams and Ryan Goodman

Feb 15th, 2018

Let’s Leave “Crisis” and “Emergency” For the Real Thing

by Charles J. Dunlap, Jr.

Feb 14th, 2018

The United States Can – And Should – Prosecute the Killers of US Journalists and Aid Workers in Syria

by Beth Van Schaack

Feb 14th, 2018

Episode 59 of the National Security Law Podcast: Share the Cookies

by Steve Vladeck

Feb 13th, 2018

I’ve Been Part of the Problem: Politicizing General Officer Influence

by Bishop Garrison

Feb 13th, 2018

Left Out of the Party on Cloud Nine: A Response to Jennifer Daskal

by Sharon Bradford Franklin

Feb 13th, 2018

Brand Loyalty

by Julian Sanchez

Feb 12th, 2018

If Trump Pleads the Fifth, Here Are Mueller’s Options

by Alex Whiting

Feb 12th, 2018

Why the White House “System” for Security Clearances is an Intelligence Emergency

by Samantha Vinograd

Feb 12th, 2018

Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (Feb. 3-10)

by Just Security

Feb 10th, 2018

It is up to House Intel Committee, not Trump, whether to release Democratic memo on the Page FISA application

by Marty Lederman

Feb 9th, 2018

What’s the Story Behind Flynn’s Plea Deal?

by Kate Brannen

Feb 9th, 2018

Surveillance Law Backers’ ‘Willie Horton’ Tactics

by Sarah St.Vincent

Feb 9th, 2018

The Mysteries of the Trump-Russia Investigation: Known Unknowns

by Kate Brannen

Feb 8th, 2018

The White House Latest Move to Undermine Congressional Authority

by Daniel Schuman

Feb 8th, 2018

Dissecting the Grassley-Graham Letter’s Criticisms of the Carter Page FISA Application

by Ryan Goodman

Feb 7th, 2018