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ODNI Response on Increased Intelligence Sharing Still Leaves Questions and Concerns

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Apr 5th, 2016

A brief response to Gabor Rona on the use of force by non-military personnel

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Apr 5th, 2016

When Considering CIA Targeted Killings, Don’t Forget International Law!

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Apr 5th, 2016

Bye-Bye Birdie: reddit’s Warrant Canary Disappears

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Apr 4th, 2016

Four Takeaways From State v. Andrews

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Apr 1st, 2016

US Foreign Assistance Fails to Support the Reproductive Health Needs of Genocide Victims

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Mar 31st, 2016

Sexual Violence and Commanders’ Responsibilities During Conflict

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Mar 30th, 2016

The New Intelligence Sharing Procedures Are Not About Law Enforcement

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Mar 30th, 2016

We Need to Know More About When the FBI Can Access One of the NSA’s Biggest Databases

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Mar 29th, 2016

Yes, We Can Lawfully Target Islamic State Trainees Preparing to Conduct Terrorist Attacks in Europe and Elsewhere

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Mar 25th, 2016

Digital Disruption of Human Rights

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Mar 25th, 2016

Obama’s Plan Is Not a Guantánamo North

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Mar 25th, 2016

So Software Has Eaten the World: What Does It Mean for Human Rights, Security & Governance?

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Mar 18th, 2016

Strong Intelligence Oversight Can Happen Within the Executive Branch

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Mar 17th, 2016

Overseas Surveillance in an Interconnected World

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Mar 17th, 2016

The Growing Divide Between European Governments and Regional Courts on Surveillance

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Mar 16th, 2016

FOIA Litigation Has Its Own Rules, But We Deserve Better

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Mar 15th, 2016

More Transparent Than Thou

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Mar 15th, 2016

The Supreme Court Could Use an Expert on National Security or International Law

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Mar 14th, 2016

The FBI Wants Schools to Spy on Their Students’ Thoughts

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Mar 11th, 2016

Determining When the Armed Conflict With Al-Qaeda Started

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Mar 11th, 2016

We Need to Know More About How the Government Censors Its Employees

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Mar 10th, 2016

Hostile Intent and Civilian Protection: Lessons From Recent Conflicts

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Mar 10th, 2016

The Latest European Court of Human Rights Ruling on Accountability for Torture

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Mar 9th, 2016

Closing Guantánamo: Before You Accuse Congress, Take a Look at Your Administration

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Mar 7th, 2016

Are People in Islamic State Training Camps Legitimate Targets?

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Mar 4th, 2016

A Primer on the “Cessation of Hostilities” in Syria and International Law

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Mar 3rd, 2016

Improving the Recommendations of the Blue Ribbon Biodefense Report

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Feb 25th, 2016

Torture and Transparency in the Military Commissions

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Feb 24th, 2016

How Should International Law Deal With Doubt in the Era of Drones and Big Data?

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Feb 22nd, 2016

Building Civil Liberties Protections Into the EU’s Latest Border Discussions

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Feb 19th, 2016

Justice Scalia, Privacy, and Where We Go From Here

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Feb 19th, 2016

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