Recap of Recent Posts on Just Security (May 28–June 3)

I. Guantánamo Military Commissions

1.  Steve Vladeck, Why the D.C. Circuit Can’t Really Duck the Article III Issue in Al Bahlul (Thursday, June 2)
2. Daphne Eviatar, Sparring Over the 9/11 Trial Recusal Motion (Friday, June 3)

II. Torture, Forced Nudity & Detention

1. Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Forced Nudity: What International Law and Practice Tell Us (Wednesday, June 1)
2. Ken Gude, Guest Post: A Return to Torture? Unlikely (Friday, June 3)

III. Law Enforcement Hacking

• Andrew Crocker, Guest Post: With Remote Hacking, the Government’s Particularity Problem Isn’t Going Away (Thursday, June 2)

IV. Roof Knocking in the War on ISIL

• Itamar Mann, Guest Post: Roof Knocking and the Problem of Talking With Bombs (Tuesday, May 31)

V. Miscellaneous

• Just Security, Memorial Day (Monday, May 30)