I. Surveillance and Data Collection
- Shaheed Fatima, Privacy and Data Collection/Retention in the EU: Villalón Opinion (Monday, Dec. 16)
- Steve Vladeck, Judge Leon Enjoins Bulk Metadata Program; Stays Ruling Pending Appeal (Monday, Dec. 16)
- Steve Vladeck, Why the Constitutional Holding in Klayman Wasn’t Necessary (Tuesday, Dec. 17)
- Steve Vladeck, Does Klayman Need to Cross-Appeal Judge Leon’s Ruling? (Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- David Cole, Judge Leon and the Shocking Scope of the NSA’s Surveillance Program (Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- Thomas Earnest, White House Releases Report by President’s Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technologies (Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- Jennifer Granick, President’s Review Board Says: Protect Thy Neighbor’s Privacy (Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- David Cole, Edward Snowden’s Vindication? All Three Branches Considering NSA Reform (Thursday, Dec. 19)
- Jennifer Granick, Foreigners and the Review Group Report: Part 2 (Thursday, Dec. 19)
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Up to Date with the EU on Data Protection: Canvassing Implications for the US (Friday, Dec. 20)
II. Trials and Military Commissions
- Thomas Earnest, Military Commission “Lifts” Provision Classifying “Observations and Experiences” (Monday, Dec. 16)
- Marty Lederman, What We Don’t Know About Irek Hamidullan (Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- Marty Lederman Judge Pohl’s 9/11 Trial Order on the Convention Against Torture and the Accused’s “Observations and Experiences” (Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- Thomas Earnest, Updates from Today’s 9/11 Case Hearings Before the Military Commission (Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- Thomas Earnest. 9/11 Case Stalls as Prosecution Moves to Have Detainee’s Competency to Stand Trial Examined [UPDATED] (Thursday, Dec. 19)
III. Torture, Rendition, and Forced Transfer
- Ryan Goodman, Forced Transfer of Detainees with Diplomatic Assurances Against Ill-Treatment (Monday, Dec. 16)
- Ryan Goodman, UK Detainee Inquiry Report Details Britain’s Involvement in US Torture and Rendition Programs (Thursday, Dec. 19)
- Ryan Goodman, UK High Court Rules on Case Involving Alleged US Rendition and Torture: Belhaj v. Straw and Others (Friday, Dec. 20)
- Ruchi Parekh, Belhaj v. Straw: UK Complicity in US Rendition and Torture (Friday, Dec. 20)
IV. Executive Branch Appointments
- Ryan Goodman, The Missing Moral Conscience of U.S. Foreign Policy: Where is the State Department’s Legal Adviser? [Updated] (Tuesday, Dec. 17)
V. Congress: NDAA
- Thomas Earnest, Senate Passes the NDAA (Thursday, Dec. 19)
VI. Universal Jurisdiction
- Ryan Goodman., Amnesty International’s Survey on Universal Jurisdiction: A Reply to Kevin Jon Heller (Saturday, Dec. 14)
- Beth Van Schaack, The Parallels Between South African and U.S. Law On Universal Jurisdiction (Monday, Dec. 16)
- Beth Van Schaack, Universal Jurisdiction Cases Involving U.S. Defendants (Tuesday, Dec. 17)
VII. International Criminal Court
- Beth Van Schaack., More Breaking News: Adjournment Sought for the Kenyatta Proceedings (Thursday, Dec. 19)
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