Transparency

The PPG Visualized, What the US Kill and Capture Bureaucracy Looks Like

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Aug 15th, 2016

We Shouldn’t Wait Another Fifteen Years for a Conversation About Government Hacking

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Aug 12th, 2016

Today’s Important Deadline in the ACLU’s Targeted-Killing Transparency Case

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Aug 5th, 2016

Secret Law, Targeting, and the Problem of Standards: A Response to Dakota Rudesill

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Jul 26th, 2016

It’s Time to Come to Terms With Secret Law: Part II

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Jul 22nd, 2016

It’s Time to Come to Terms With Secret Law: Part I

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Jul 20th, 2016

Guest Post: What is FBI Director Comey Doing?

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Jul 11th, 2016

The government’s treatment of civilian casualties in counterterrorism operations [updated]

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Jul 1st, 2016

A Less-Secret Drone Campaign

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Jun 27th, 2016

Recap of Recent Posts on Just Security (June 4–10)

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Jun 11th, 2016

Sparring Over the 9/11 Trial Recusal Motion

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Jun 3rd, 2016

Recap of the Recent Posts on Just Security (May 21–27)

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May 28th, 2016

Transparency, Review, and Relief: The Far-Reaching Implications of the Kunduz Report

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May 13th, 2016

Are US Courts Going Dark?

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May 6th, 2016

Revelations From the Newly Declassified FISC Opinion on Section 702

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Apr 27th, 2016

We Need to Know More About the US’s Role in Yemen

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Apr 22nd, 2016

The National Security Council as FOIA “Agency”

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Apr 22nd, 2016

The State Department’s Records and Response Problems Are Not New, They’re Systemic

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Feb 26th, 2016

Torture and Transparency in the Military Commissions

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Feb 24th, 2016

IBM’s Terrorist-Hunting Software Raises Troubling Questions

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Feb 3rd, 2016

National Security Letters and Leak Investigations

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Jan 20th, 2016

Rep. Schiff’s Newly-Proposed AUMF: Praise And A Caveat

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Dec 10th, 2015

Still Secret: Second Circuit Keeps More Drone Memos From the Public

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Nov 24th, 2015

Lawyering in Secret and the Government’s FOIA Bogeyman

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Nov 10th, 2015

Secret Law Isn’t the Public’s Fault

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Nov 9th, 2015

The Assassination Ban and Targeted Killings

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Nov 5th, 2015

The Latest Stumbling Block in the 9/11 Case: Self-Representation and Classified Evidence

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Oct 20th, 2015

When Sorry Is Not Enough (or Makes Things Worse)

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Oct 12th, 2015

Precision Weapons, Mistakes, and the Need for Transparency

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Oct 5th, 2015

Chris Soghoian on Collaboration Between Lawyers, Technologists, and Policymakers

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Sep 18th, 2015

Lifting the Gag Order on One NSL is Good, But It’s Just a Start

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Sep 18th, 2015

DOJ’s New Stingray Policy is a Good Start, But It’s Got Problems

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Sep 10th, 2015

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