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Remembering Tripp Zanetis
Editor’s Note: On Friday, we learned that Tripp Zanetis, a recent contributor to Just Security, was one of seven U.S. service members killed in a helicopter crash in Iraq. Last…
Follow-Up Questions For Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and Trump Campaign on Massive Breach
Late on Friday night, Facebook made a surprising announcement. The company said it was suspending the British firm Strategic Communication Laboratories (SCL), and its political…
Sessions’ Firing McCabe Violated His Promise to Recuse
Most focus on what the Attorney General said in his statement of recusal in March 2017. What has been overlooked is when Sessions promised the Senate, under oath, that he would…
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (Mar. 10-17)
Just Security's expert contributors on whether the UK Government can use force in self-defense or take Russian officials to the ICC over the Salisbury incident, centralizing human…
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (Mar. 3-10)
Our contributors' thoughtful analysis on whether Supreme Court precedent supports the obstruction case against Trump, law enforcement encryption backdoors, the transparency report…
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (Feb. 24-Mar. 3)
Just Security's expert contributors analyzed the Schiff Memo's revelation that the Russians "previewed" their email dissemination plan with the Trump campaign, the legality of…
Why An Encryption Backdoor for Just the “Good Guys” Won’t Work
Recently, U.S. law enforcement officials have re-energized their push for a technical means to bypass encryption. But seeking to undermine encryption only looks backward instead…
Episode 61 of the National Security Law Podcast: Judge Pohl Says: “Hold My Beer”
No shortage of topics this week, but then again there was no shortage last week, or before that, or…ever. So, what’s on tap? Tune in to hear Professor Chesney and I explore:…
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (Feb. 17-24)
Just Security's expert contributors provided analysis, editorials, and podcasts over the past week, covering international affairs including events in Yemen and Syria, Trump-Russia…
Symposium Recap: We Need the Cloud Act To Save Us & What Bill Dodge Got Right
Arguments in the Microsoft Ireland case are now less than a week away. Despite the desires of many (including me) that Congress move quickly to pass the CLOUD Act – and thereby…
UN Releases Guidelines for Team Investigating ISIS Crimes in Iraq
Back in September, we covered the establishment by the U.N. Security Council of a novel "Investigative Team" to investigate international crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity…
Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (Feb. 10-17)
Our expert contributors analyze the Russian organization indictment, the White House security clearance crisis, social media regulation, and more.