I. Surveillance, Privacy & Technology
- Jennifer Granick, Who Sets the Rules of the Privacy and Security Game? (Monday, February 22)
- Julian Sanchez, Apple vs. FBI: “Just This Once”? (Tuesday, February 23)
- Marty Lederman, Apple’s Motion to Vacate the All Writs Act Assistance Order: Is This the Right Case for Apple to Make a Stand? (Friday, February 26)
II. Guantánamo & Military Commissions
- Steve Vladeck, Closing Guantánamo, Episode XXVIII: This Time, We Really, Really (Really!) Mean It… (Tuesday, February 23)
- Marty Lederman, The President’s Plan for Closing the Guantánamo Bay Detention Facility (Tuesday, February 23)
- Jonathan Hafetz, Guest Post: Torture and Transparency in the Military Commissions (Wednesday, February 24)
III. International Law
- Beth Van Schaack, Iraq and Syria: Prospects for Accountability (Monday, February 22)
- Christopher Rogers, Guest Post: How Should International Law Deal With Doubt in the Era of Drones and Big Data? (Monday, February 22)
- Daniela Nogueira, A Quick Update on Serdar Mohammed v. Ministry of Defence (Thursday, February 25)
IV. Cross-Border Data Sharing
- Jennifer Daskal, House Judiciary Committee Hearing Tomorrow: Law Enforcement Access to Data Across Borders (Wednesday, February 24)
V. Public Records & Oversight
- Andy Wright, The State Department’s Records and Response Problems Are Not New, They’re Systemic (Friday, February 26)
VI. Biodefense
- Conor Browne, Guest Post: Improving the Recommendations of the Blue Ribbon Biodefense Report (Thursday, February 25)
VII. Congressional Hearings
- Daniela Nogueira, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, February 22–26 (Monday, February 22)