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

I. Guantánamo

• Jen Daskal, Guilty Pleas For GTMO Detainees (Without Ever Setting Foot on US Soil) (Monday, May 23)

II. Transparency, Legality & the the Use of Force

1. David Glazier, Guest Post: The MSF Airstrike Report: Better on the Facts Than on the Law (Tuesday, May 24)
2. Marty Lederman, Moves Toward Greater Transparency on the Use of Lethal Force [UPDATED] (Tuesday, May 24)
3. Marty Lederman, Is It Legal to Target ISIL’s Oil Facilities and Cash Stockpiles? (Friday, May 27)

III. Accountability & Militia Fighters

• Christoph Wilcke, Guest Post: Why Accountability for Iraq’s Militias Matters (Friday, May 27)

IV. 2016 Presidential Election

• Andy Wright, Just Wars on the Battlefield of Ideas (Monday, May 23)

V. Supreme Court (Ashcroft v. Turkmen)

•  Steve Vladeck Will Justice Sotomayor Recuse in Turkmen? (Monday, May 23)

VI. Pre-Publication Review Reform

• Oona Hathaway & Jack Goldsmith, Important First Step by HPSCI on Pre-Publication Review Reform

Congressional Hearings

• Just Security, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, May 23–27 (Monday, May 23)