Recap of Recent Posts on Just Security (May 14–20)

I. Guantánamo & ISIL Detainees

1. Steve Vladeck, Can Detainees Plead Their Way Out of Guantánamo? (Tuesday, May 17)
2. Jonathan Horowitz, The US’ Failure to Plan for ISIL Detention Operations is a Flawed Approach (Thursday, May 19)

II. Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act

1. Steve Vladeck, The Senate Killed JASTA, Then Passed It… (Wednesday, May 18)

III. SCOTUS & Courts-Martial

1. Andreas Kuersten, A Supplement to Steve Vladeck’s Assessment of the Supreme Court’s Treatment of Courts-Martial (Tuesday, May 17)

IV. Section 702 Reform

•  Faiza Patel, The 702 Reform Debate Is Just Heating Up (Monday, May 16)

V. SSCI Torture Report & the National Archives

• Douglas Cox, Why Federal Agencies Must Still Preserve (and Should Finally Read) the SSCI Torture Report (Friday, May 20)

VI. Congress

• Just Security, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, May 16–20 (Monday, May 16)