10 Things the United States has done right in Supporting a Peace Process: Lesson for the Middle East

by Fionnuala Ní Aoláin

Feb 14th, 2014

Congratulations to Sarah Knuckey—Professorship and Co-Director of Human Rights Institute at Columbia Law

by Ryan Goodman

Feb 14th, 2014

Do “Extrajudicial Releases” of Afghan Detainees Violate International Law?: The Missing Legal Arguments

by Ryan Goodman

Feb 13th, 2014

Can the ICC Compel Witnesses to Testify?

by Alex Whiting

Feb 13th, 2014

Members of the PCLOB Testifying Before the Senate Judiciary Committee

by Just Security

Feb 12th, 2014

In the Trenches: The Other Civilian/Military Conflict

by Charles A. Blanchard

Feb 12th, 2014

Which Policies Apply to the Killing of U.S. Citizens in Pakistan?

by Sarah Knuckey

Feb 11th, 2014

The True Significance of Judge Tatel’s Opinion in the Force-Feeding Appeal

by Steve Vladeck

Feb 11th, 2014

Eight Questions PCLOB Should Ask About Section 702

by Jennifer Stisa Granick

Feb 11th, 2014

Office of the DNI Releases List of Permissible Uses of Data Collected in Bulk

by Thomas Earnest

Feb 10th, 2014

Where’s the “Metadata”?: What Greenwald and Scahill (Don’t) Say about NSA Metadata Collection and Lethal Targeting

by Ryan Goodman

Feb 10th, 2014

Lethal Targeting of US Citizens: AP Report Raises More Questions Than Answers

by Jennifer Daskal

Feb 10th, 2014

Recap: A Guide to the Past Week’s Posts on Just Security (February 1-7)

by Michael Joshi

Feb 8th, 2014

What the No Fly List Teaches Us About Big Data

by Jennifer Daskal

Feb 7th, 2014

A Terrorist Watchlist Error Revealed

by Shirin Sinnar

Feb 7th, 2014

Two Developments re Section 215: (i) Changes to the Section 215 Program and (ii) Program’s Scope is Currently More Limited than Originally Thought

by Thomas Earnest

Feb 7th, 2014

Letter to the Editor: Schrödinger’s Metadata

by Letters to the Editor

Feb 7th, 2014

US to Reduce Drone Program in Pakistan – But Does Pakistan “Agree”?

by Ryan Goodman

Feb 6th, 2014

CJEU’s Definition of “Internal Armed Conflict:” The Diakité Case

by David Luban

Feb 6th, 2014

An al Qaeda Armed Conflict with France or Malaysia?: The Legal Question at the Heart of the al Darbi Case

by Marty Lederman

Feb 6th, 2014

“The NSA Doesn’t Spy On Americans”

by Jameel Jaffer

Feb 5th, 2014

House Committee on Foreign Affairs Hearing on “Al-Qaeda’s Resurgence in Iraq”

by Just Security

Feb 5th, 2014

A Reply to Gabor Rona on “Extrajudicial Release” in Afghanistan

by Chris Rogers

Feb 5th, 2014

New Oxford Public International Law “Debate Map”: Disputes in the East and South China Seas

by Ryan Goodman

Feb 5th, 2014

“Associated Forces” has a legal meaning . . . but it’s not “every group that calls itself al Qaeda”

by Marty Lederman

Feb 4th, 2014

“Associated Forces” Has No Legal or Strategic Meaning

by Daphne Eviatar

Feb 4th, 2014

Can Congress Protect Digital Privacy from NSA Spying?

by David Cole

Feb 4th, 2014

Alberto Gonzales and Me on Oversight for Targeted Killing

by Steve Vladeck

Feb 4th, 2014

The Muhtorov Constitutional Challenge to Section 702

by Marty Lederman

Feb 4th, 2014

10 Things We Need to Know Now About the US Drone War

by Daphne Eviatar

Feb 4th, 2014

Luban in NYRBlog: “Syrian Torture: What the US Must Do”

by David Luban

Feb 3rd, 2014

Quantum Mechanics, Big Data and the Right of Privacy

by Charles A. Blanchard

Feb 3rd, 2014