Domestic Surveillance

It’s Time to Pass the USA Freedom Act—Warts and All

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Oct 2nd, 2014

The Need for Both Legal and Technical Privacy Protections

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Sep 30th, 2014

Justice Department Proposal Would Massively Expand FBI Extraterritorial Surveillance

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Sep 16th, 2014

The Bells of September

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Sep 11th, 2014

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

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

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

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Jul 21st, 2014

Eleventh Circuit Says No to Warrantless Cell Tracking, Calls Other Metadata Programs Into Question

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Jun 11th, 2014

White House Makes Reassuring Noises On 0-Day Policy

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Apr 29th, 2014

Getting Under the Hood of the HPSCI Bulk Collection Bill

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Mar 31st, 2014

The Extraterritorial Right to Privacy: An Opportunity to Impact the Debate

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Mar 27th, 2014

UN Human Rights Committee’s Report on US Compliance with the ICCPR: National Security Highlights

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Mar 27th, 2014

Some Questions About the President’s Phone-Records Proposal

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Mar 25th, 2014

An End to Dragnet Surveillance?

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Mar 24th, 2014

DiFi vs CIA

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Mar 17th, 2014

The Elephant in the Room: The FBI

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Mar 6th, 2014

The Myth of NSA Omnipotence

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Mar 5th, 2014

Who Watches the Watchers?–A Rejoinder to Steve Vladeck

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Mar 3rd, 2014

RightsCon, March 3-5, San Francisco

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Feb 26th, 2014

Bart Gellman’s NSL

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Feb 26th, 2014

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