Recap of Recent Posts on Just Security (Aug. 22 – Aug. 25)

I. The 2016 Presidential Election 

• Ryan Goodman, Trump’s CEO’s Smear Campaign Against Gold Star Father Khizr Khan – Headlines and Excerpts
  (Tuesday, Aug. 23) 

II. The International Criminal Court

• Alex Whiting, The Significance of the ICC’s First Guilty Plea (Tuesday, Aug. 23)

III. The Law of Armed Conflict and the ICRC Updated Commentaries

• Kenneth Watkins, The ICRC Updated Commentaries: Reconciling Form and Substance
  (Wednesday, Aug. 24)

IV.  Discrimination Against Veterans

• Charles J. Dunlap, Jr. Why Doesn’t the ABA Consider Discrimination Based on Military or Veteran Status to be an Ethics Violation?  (Wednesday, Aug. 24)

V. Mass Surveillance and Privacy

• Jake Laperruque, A Problematic Pseudo-Category of Surveillance Information and Promising Post-Collection Policy (Thursday, Aug. 25)

V.  Saudi Arabia and Yemen

• Alex Whiting, Are Saudi-led Coalition Forces Committing War Crimes in Yemen?
   (Thursday, Aug. 25)

VI. AUMF against ISIL

• Marty Lederman, More on Captain Smith’s “Following Orders” Theory of Standing (and Little v. Barreme) (Monday, Aug. 22)