United Kingdom

Remember Why We Have the Fourth Amendment

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Nov 25th, 2015

The UK Draft Investigatory Powers Bill (aka, the Revised “Snooper’s Charter”)

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Nov 25th, 2015

Belhaj v. Straw: UK Supreme Court Hearing Case on UK Complicity in US Rendition and Torture

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Nov 13th, 2015

A Short (Yet Still Forlorn) Reply in the Taliban Sources Project Debate

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Sep 28th, 2015

UK’s Legal Rationale for Drone Strikes Differs Fundamentally From US Rationale

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Sep 25th, 2015

The British Library and the Taliban Sources Project: A Short Reply to Professor Walker

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Sep 24th, 2015

The British Library Did Not Need to Self-Censor

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Sep 22nd, 2015

European Countries Are Edging Toward Their Own War on Terror

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Sep 11th, 2015

The UK’s Letter to the UN Security Council Leaves Plenty of Unanswered Questions About Last Month’s RAF Drone Strike

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Sep 11th, 2015

The Legal Questions About the UK’s Drone Strike in Syria

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Sep 10th, 2015

The Reason Why the UK Lost the Serdar Mohammed Case

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Aug 3rd, 2015

The Role of Judges Under UK Surveillance Laws May be About to Change

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Jul 31st, 2015

UK Court Invalidates British Forces’ Afghan Detention Program

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Jul 30th, 2015

UK Supreme Court Upholds Lawfulness of Questioning in Airports

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Jul 29th, 2015

“International Cyber Stability” and the UN Group of Governmental Experts

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Jul 14th, 2015

Uncomfortable Conversations in Geneva

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Jul 13th, 2015

10 Questions about the UK Spying on Amnesty International

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Jul 2nd, 2015

Latest UK Judgment on Post-Snowden Surveillance

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Jun 24th, 2015

A New US-UK Data Sharing Treaty?

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Jun 23rd, 2015

Britain’s Al-Saadoon Case: A Matter of Human Rights Law and the use of Military Force Overseas

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Jun 16th, 2015

UK Investigatory Powers Review: A New Blueprint for Surveillance?

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Jun 11th, 2015

The Queen’s Speech and the UK Government’s Legislative Agenda

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May 28th, 2015

UK High Court: UK Gov’t can be Held Liable for Abuse of Detainees in U.S. custody in 2003-2011 Iraq conflict

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May 22nd, 2015

Warfare and “Judicial Imperialism” in the UK

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May 6th, 2015

The Counterterrorism Stances of the UK’s Major Political Parties

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May 5th, 2015

The Perverse and Unintended Consequences of Serdar Mohammed v. Defence

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May 4th, 2015

Deradicalization, Free Speech, and Academic Freedom

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Mar 16th, 2015

UK Parliament’s Intell and Security Committee: Intelligence agencies “do not seek to circumvent the law”

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Mar 13th, 2015

Post-Snowden Inquiry by UK Parliamentary Committee Recommends New Laws

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Mar 12th, 2015

Travel Bans and Due Regard: The UK’s New Counter-Terrorism and Security Act

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Mar 11th, 2015

Authorization vs. Regulation of Detention: What Serdar Mohammed v. MoD Got Right and Wrong

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Feb 5th, 2015

Old, New, and Borrowed: Another Round of Anti-Terrorism Legislation in the United Kingdom

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Dec 1st, 2014

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