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The Continuing Importance of a Low Threshold for LOAC Application in International Armed Conflict

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Mar 19th, 2014

How President Obama can fulfill his promise to end bulk collection of telephone metadata, while preserving intelligence capabilities

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Mar 14th, 2014

Crime, Sentencing and the War on Terror: Further Thoughts on the Al Darbi Plea

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Mar 12th, 2014

The PCLOB Report and the Need for Executive Branch Constitutional Enforcement

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Mar 11th, 2014

Koh on Non-Refoulement

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Mar 10th, 2014

Harold Koh’s Legal Opinions on the US Position on the Extraterritorial Application of Human Rights Treaties

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Mar 7th, 2014

A Step in the Wrong Direction: The EU Parliament’s Drone Resolution

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Mar 7th, 2014

The Elephant in the Room: The FBI

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Mar 6th, 2014

The Myth of NSA Omnipotence

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Mar 5th, 2014

Too Much War, Not Enough Human Rights from the UN Special Rapporteur and European Parliament

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Mar 4th, 2014

Who Watches the Watchers?–A Rejoinder to Steve Vladeck

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Mar 3rd, 2014

The State Department Human Rights Reports and National Security

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Mar 3rd, 2014

The Political Support and Divisions Behind the European Parliament Resolution on Drones

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Feb 28th, 2014

Optic Nerve – A Digital Mugbook & the Questions It Raises

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Feb 28th, 2014

The NSA’s Culture of “Legal Compliance” Still Breaks the Law

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Feb 24th, 2014

Democratic Platitudes

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Feb 21st, 2014

Why Does Microsoft Want a Global Convention on Government Access to Data?

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Feb 19th, 2014

A Rejoinder from Jenks and Corn re U.S. SIGINT Based Targeting

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Feb 18th, 2014

Eyes Wide Shut: Scahill and Greenwald’s Flawed Critique of U.S. SIGINT Based Targeting

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Feb 18th, 2014

Can the ICC Compel Witnesses to Testify?

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Feb 13th, 2014

In the Trenches: The Other Civilian/Military Conflict

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Feb 12th, 2014

A Terrorist Watchlist Error Revealed

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Feb 7th, 2014

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

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Feb 5th, 2014

Quantum Mechanics, Big Data and the Right of Privacy

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Feb 3rd, 2014

Extrajudicial Release: A New Rule-of-Law Problem?

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Jan 29th, 2014

Security, Uncertainty, and the National Security Administration: The President Should Defend, Not Revise, Current NSA Procedures

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Jan 28th, 2014

A $15 Million Dollar Torture Partnership

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Jan 24th, 2014

Section 215 Telephone Metadata Collection: The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board Trashes Pretty Much Everyone

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Jan 23rd, 2014

The Constitutional Case for Judicial Authority To Order the Transfer and Release of Guantánamo Detainees Cleared for Release

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Jan 22nd, 2014

Bulk Data Collection and the Mosaic Theory: A More Balanced Approach to Information

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Jan 17th, 2014

Connecting the Dots: Assessing the Effectiveness of Bulk Phone Records Collection

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Jan 13th, 2014

Version 4.0 – Do We Need A New Privacy and Civil Liberties Board?

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Jan 8th, 2014

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