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Dwight Sullivan on Dan Mori's Win in District Court
A very interesting post from Dwight Sullivan over at the CAAFlog about a litigation of which I was previously unaware: . . -
More New Additions to the Lawfare News Feed
Three more new additions to the Lawfare news feed: Wired's Threat Level blog, which covers online privacy and crime; Foreign Policy's Killer Apps blog, which will---unfortunately---only appear on the ... -
Readings: Jeffrey S. Thurnher on Law of Armed Conflict Applied to Autonomous Weapon Systems
The American Society of International Law has released a new "ASIL Insight" on law applicable to autonomous weapon systems. (ASIL Insights are short, descriptive pieces on topical issues meant as non-te... -
No USG Appeal in Hamdan; Stay Tuned for al-Bahlul
We end the evening with this procedural nugget from Jess Bravin of the Wall Street Journal: in Hamdan II, the deadline for the United States to seek en banc review from the D.C. Circuit, or a writ of cer... -
TSA Body Scanners
CNN is reporting that TSA has announced the removal of all Rapiscan X-ray backscatter airport machines, to be accom -
What the Convening Authority's Decision Means: Withdrawal Is off the Table, but Dismissal Is Still an Option
As Wells noted, the Guantánamo Military Commission Convening Authority has declined to adopt Chief Prosecutor Brig. Gen. Mark Martins's recommendation to withdraw the conspiracy charges against Khalid Sh... -
A Guide to Legal Issues Raised by the Expanding Conflict in Mali
What is the United States actually doing so far, and what else reportedly is on the table? 1. So far we have agreed to provide airlift support to the French, on their dime. That is, France is going to p... -
Convening Authority Rejects Prosecution Bid to Dismiss Conspiracy Charges in the 9/11 Case
Whoa. Remember the Chief Prosecutor's tactical recommendation to pull standalone conspiracy charges in the 9/11 case---in light of the D.C. -
Syrian Intervention and International Law
I have an op-ed in today's Washington Post entitled (in the print edition) "Aiding Syria: Easier said than done" in which I describe some of the international legal obstacles to intervening in Syria. H... -
Today's Headlines and Commentary
The raid earlier this week on the Algerian natural gas facility is being tied to Mokhtar Belmokhtar, an Algerian terrorist. His nicknames include “the Prince,” “the one-eyed,” and perhaps most frustratin... -
Duke Law's Center on Law, Ethics and National Security Conference: March 1-2
It's that time of year again...Duke Law's Center on Law, Ethics and National Security's Annual Conference. -
Peter Margulies on Boundaries of the Battlefield
Peter Margulies of Roger Williams School of Law writes in from The Hague with the following account of the Boundaries of the Battlefield symposium he has been attending there: Although some members of Co...
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