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Over at NPR, Leila Fadel reported on All Things Considered that pro-government militiamen warned U.S. government officials in Bengazi that security was deteriorating, and that they should scale back thei...
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Here's an opportunity for law students to intern at the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law School's Liberty and National Security Program. The Brennan Center emails: We are looking for outstanding...
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Apparently, official DC is in a crisis over cybersecurity and drones, very particular drones, very, very special and particular drones. Who says Lawfare does not move the world of policy? Stewart Baker ...
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I am certain that all Lawfare readers will savor every single word of my lengthy post on Operation Stux2bu. But just in case you don't reach the bottom, I want to flag this absolutely authentic OLC opini...
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Here's the video of all four rounds of the Lawfare Drone Smackdown. It's a crude cut, and I had to edit it very quickly. But anyone who doubts that the era of consumer drones---and consumer cyber-securit...
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If you followed the Drone Smackdown on Twitter, you already know the results. For the rest of you, victory is mine.
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The weather is fine. The adrenaline is pumping. It's a perfect day for drone dog-fighting.
While thanks to the FAA, you cannot attend the Smackdown, we will post video of each of the four rounds as quic...
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The following is a guest post from Chris Jenks. Chris formerly was a Judge Advocate and Chief of the International Law Branch at the U.S. Army’s Office of The Judge Advocate General. Now he is an assis...
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So we learn from Politico's Josh Gerstein, who filed this report yesterday.
Here's how Gerstein's piece begins:
The U.S.
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Ellen Nakashima has an interesting piece in the Post describing Iranian computer network operations directed at U.S.
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Shane Harris, official judge of the Lawfare Drone Smackdown, emailed the five remaining combatants (one has dropped out) the following concerning the order of combat on Sunday: Combatants, After ...
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I had to restrain myself this morning at the D.C. Circuit from interrupting proceedings with an emergency request for an on-the-spot ruling in Wittes v. FAA---a case which has admittedly does not exist--...
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At the risk of tooting my own horn a bit, I am pleased to announce the publication of "Drones in U.S.
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Some of them, apparently swim. DHS is looking to develop a robotic tuna for missions in the maritime domain. Talk about your Moments of Zen. Happy Friday.
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Let’s begin with the continuing reports of protests and violence in the Arab world over the non-innocent film “Innocence of Muslims.” Pakistan experienced the “worst single day of deadly violence in one ...
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Here’s your three-part read-out from yesterday’s argument in ACLU v. CIA, or the FOIA action seeking CIA documents about drones.
By way of summary, a three judge panel of the D.C. Circuit, comprised of ...
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…is that we won't have any protesters coming to "bear witness."
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I received a call this afternoon from a gentleman named Cliff Sweatte, an aviation inspector for the Federal Aviation Administration, in response to my post of Sunday about the legality of our holding th...
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