I. Surveillance, Privacy, & Technology
- Thomas Earnest and Ruchi Parekh, UK Surveillance Watchdog Releases Report Endorsing UK Surveillance Programs (Friday, Apr. 11)
- Shaheed Fatima, European Court says Data Retention Directive is Invalid (Wednesday, Apr. 9)
II. Detention, Trial, & Treatment
- Marty Lederman, State of play of the SSCI report on the CIA interrogation program: the relationship between declassification and disclosure (Thursday, Apr. 10)
III. International & Foreign Law
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Palestine, the Vatican and Accession to International Treaties: Some Ancillary Thoughts (Friday, Apr. 11)
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin The Earth Moved – Senate Advice and Consent Granted to Fisheries Treaties(Friday, Apr. 11)
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Newsflash – Swiss Depository accepts accession by Palestine to the Geneva Conventions (Thursday, Apr. 10)
- Letters to the Editor, Letter to the Editor from former Deputy Legal Adviser to Israel’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations (Tuesday, Apr. 8)
IV. Targeted Killing & Drones
- Steve Vladeck, The al-Aulaqi Opinion and Fourth Amendment “Seizures” (Monday, Apr. 7)
- Marty Lederman, Why the CIA? Why no U.S. acknowledgement? (Sunday, Apr. 6)
- Ryan Goodman, Yemen Banned Pentagon’s Drone Operations after US Struck Wedding Procession (Sunday, Apr. 6)
V. Syria
- Andy Wright, Hersh’s Syria Conspiracy Theory: The CIA and Intelligence Oversight Questions (Wednesday, Apr. 9)
- Ryan Goodman, Seymour Hersh’s Second Bite at the Apple: The Syrian chemical weapons conspiracy 2.0 (Monday, Apr. 7)
VI. First Amendment, Journalism, & the Media
- Steve Vladeck, United States v. Glenn Greenwald? (Friday, Apr. 11)
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