Civil Liberties

Status of Int’l Human Rights Law in Domestic Surveillance: What the HRW/ACLU report reveals about officials’ views

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Jul 28th, 2014

Overreading Lisa Monaco on AUMF Reform

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Jul 28th, 2014

All The Pieces Matter: Bulk(y) Collection Under §702

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Jul 25th, 2014

Rejoinder to David Cole

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Jul 24th, 2014

The Problems with Counterterrorism Stings: A Response to Samuel Rascoff

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Jul 24th, 2014

Why (Some) Secrecy is Good for Civil Liberties

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Jul 24th, 2014

Sting Operations and Counterterrorism: What’s Really at Stake?

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Jul 23rd, 2014

Major New United Nations Report Rebukes Five Eyes’ Attempts to Weaken Digital Privacy Rights

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Jul 23rd, 2014

The PCLOB Report and Eight Questions About Section 702

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Jul 22nd, 2014

The Illusion of Justice report and the Use of “Radicalization Theories” in Counterterrorism Sting Operations

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Jul 21st, 2014

U.K. Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act 2014: Sticking Plaster or Solution?

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Jul 18th, 2014

Would the USA Freedom Act End All Authorities for Bulk Collection?

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Jul 17th, 2014

al Bahlul and the Future of “Domestic Law-of-War Offenses” in Military Commissions

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Jul 16th, 2014

DOJ Files Opening Brief in Klayman Appeal

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Jul 15th, 2014

The D.C. Circuit, Article II, and the Constitutionality of the Guantánamo Transfer Restrictions

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Jul 10th, 2014

Nine to One, Baby, One in Nine: Surveillance by the Numbers

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Jul 8th, 2014

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: An unfortunate story on the non-review of U.S. surveillance authority in Section 702

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Jul 2nd, 2014

Did PCLOB Answer My Eight Questions About Section 702?

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Jul 2nd, 2014

Cloud City: A Fourth Amendment Thought Experiment

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Jul 2nd, 2014

Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board Releases Report on Section 702 Surveillance (Full Text)

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Jul 2nd, 2014

Riley v. California — An Important Step Forward, but How Far Forward?

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Jul 1st, 2014

Fifth Circuit on Extraterritorial Application of Fourth and Fifth Amendments

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Jun 30th, 2014

A Rejoinder to Jeff Kahn on Latif and Fundamental Rights

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Jun 30th, 2014

A Reply to Margo Schlanger on Latif and Fundamental Rights

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Jun 30th, 2014

Pleasant Surprises – and One Disappointment – in the Supreme Court’s Cell Phone Decision

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Jun 27th, 2014

The Supreme Court Goes to War:
Hamdi, Padilla, and Rasul at 10

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Jun 27th, 2014

New Resource — Civil Rights Litigation Clearinghouse FISA Archives

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Jun 26th, 2014

Report and Recommendations from the Stimson Task Force on U.S. Drone Policy

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Jun 26th, 2014

The Bigger No Fly List Problem

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Jun 25th, 2014

SCOTUS & Cell Phone Searches: Digital is Different

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Jun 25th, 2014

The Latest No Fly List Ruling: A Very Big Deal!

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Jun 25th, 2014

You Can’t Have an “Associated Force” with No Core

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Jun 24th, 2014

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