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CFR Interview on "Extraditing Edward Snowden"
I'm the subject of today's installment of the Council on Foreign Relations' otherwise excellent "Interviews" series--an effort to distill the nuances of hot-button legal issues for a more diverse audienc... -
A Lawfare Thank You: Michael Broukhim
Only a small number of Lawfare readers have ever heard of Michael Broukhim, but he has played an important role in the development of this site. Broukhim is an internet entrepreneur who was, when we were... -
How It Looked Then: Edward Levi's 1975 Take on Security, Secrecy, and Accountability
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Today's Headlines and Commentary
Still leading the news: the story of Edward Snowden, his leaks of classified information about U.S. -
Full Video of ABA Panel on NSA Surveillance at the Newseum
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EDVA Grants Motions to Dismiss in Ameur v. Gates
Last Thursday, Judge Gerald Bruce Lee of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia granted motions to dismiss the suit of a former Guantánamo detainee in Ameur v. Gates for lack of sub... -
Google and Microsoft Want to Tell Us How Often they Get FISA Orders and FAA Directives: Why Not Let Them?
A new development in the FISA/FAA world yesterday evening: Google and Microsoft have filed motions with the FISC (posted here on the FISC's public site) asking for permission to disclose to the public ho... -
Justice Thomas and the Feres Doctrine
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Laura Dean on A Different Kind of Egyptian Protest
Speaking of Laura Dean, she also sent me this morning the following account of ongoing and planned protests in Cairo: It’s a hot muggy day in the restless Egyptian capital. A white haze of pollution brin... -
Al-Bahlul Counsel to DCCA: I'm Workin' On It
Here is the latest development in the Al-Bahlul appeal before the D.C. Circuit. Readers may recall that in May, the court received conflicting statements from detainee and counsel---one from Mr. Al-Bahlu... -
Today's Headlines and Commentary
Intelligence officials say that Al Qaeda is altering its M.O. so to avoid letting communications get caught by the NSA surveillance programs. Read this piece by Kimberly Dozier of the AP. She writes: -
Laura Dean on Rached Ghannouchi's Talk at Brookings
A few weeks ago, Brookings hosted a talk by Rached Ghannouchi, the head of Tunisia's ruling---and moderately Islamist---El Nahdha party, gave a talk at the Brookings Institution, a talk we ran as the mos...
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