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We'll hear next from a much-anticipated witness called by the defense: an Army psychiatrist who---as Judge Pohl rules from the bench, overruling defense objections---will testify under a pseudonym after ...
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We begin on these shores: Shane Harris of Foreign Policy has an exclusive report about the cyber security unit of the Federal Reserve and its role in helping to protect trillions of dollars from hackers....
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence last week publicly released a new Intelligence Community Directive (ICD 119) establishing policies for contacts between the media and personnel inside ...
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As Ritika noted, White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Michael Daniel today announced some aspects of the government’s policy on disclosing cyber vulnerabilities.
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We shuffle things around a bit, first by putting off AE263 temporarily. It appears that motion, along with related litigation concerning hearsay statements offered by the prosecution, will be postponed ...
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Tuesday morning, Philippines time, finds me in Manila---not with President Obama, but at the U.S.
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Michael Daniel, White House Cybersecurity Coordinator, just published this important post on the White House blog about how and when the government decides to disclose cyber vulnerabilities:
When Presid...
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Yesterday, and in a somewhat unusual turn, court and counsel at Guantanamo met for the last day of a pre-trial motions hearing in United States v. Al-Nashiri.
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Can the military commissions be improved? Recent events squarely raise the question. A New York jury recently convicted Osama Bin Laden’s son-in-law of conspiracy to kill Americans and other terrorism-...
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The mayor of Ukraine's second largest city, Kharkiv, was shot in the back and is now "fighting for his life," according to USA Today. Pro-Russian gunmen in eastern Ukraine seized monitors from Germany, ...
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Denied without comment today, by the United States Supreme Court: the petition for a writ of ceritorari in Hedges v. Obama.
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Here it is. The remarks of Brig. Gen. Mark Martins, the Chief Prosecutor at the military commissions, open thusly:
In my remarks two weeks ago, I highlighted one woman’s bewilderment at how the open mil...
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Excellent recent posts by Ben and Marty draw attention to the impact that the drawdown in Afghanistan likely will have on GTMO habeas litigation.
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Event Announcements (More details on the Events Calendar)
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In May I will be participating in a conference at the Hague Institute for Global Justice. Part of the Global Governance Reform Initiative, the conference is entitled "
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Editor’s Note: Since the outbreak of the Arab Spring in December 2010, commentators have regularly described relations between Washington and Riyadh as strained at best and near collapse at worst. The po...
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After CDR Lockhart lays out the parties' agreed upon schedule for the rest of the afternoon session, the court begins with AE 244, a defense motion to dismiss numerous charges as multiplicitous of other ...
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Picking up on the end of Thursday's session, the court will consider multiple defense motions seeking to strike the first aggravator---that the life of one or more persons other than the victim was unlaw...