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Today a D.C. Circuit panel of judges Garland, Griffith, and Kavanaugh reversed and remanded, with instructions to deny, Uthman v. Obama (Case No. 10-5235). Uthman is the merits appeal concerning habeas p...
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President Obama’s speech was a full-throated defense of his deployment of U.S.
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Today the D.C. Circuit granted the government's motion to dismiss as moot Farhi Saeed Bin Mohammed's Guantanamo habeas merits appeal.
The government had appealed Judge Gladys Kessler's grant of Mohammed...
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Koh said the intervention is legal under UNSCR 1973, and that the administration had complied with the WPR.
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My partner in the Comment OR Vote campaign, Jonathan Rauch, has this column today in The Daily.
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Back in December, we announced the Lawfare Official Advertising for Charity program, the LOAC Fund as we jokingly named it. The idea was to create a revenue stream through advertising on the blog for two...
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The major significance of the FBI's Miranda memo, in my view, having now read it, is two-fold. First, it essentially states a policy of exploiting fully the Quarles public safety exception to Miranda in ...
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Charlie Savage of the New York Times has posted the text of the FBI's new guidance on Miranda. I'll post thoughts after I've had a chance to digest it.
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In the last few days several smart people have disagreed with my argument in favor of the constitutionality of the Libya intervention. This is a perennial debate that arises every time the President thr...
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The other day, Bobby posted a link to the the Second Circuit’s recent decision in Amnesty International v.
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A few thoughts worth bearing in mind in light of the FBI “guidance” memo Ben describes below and the considerable attention it is generating.
There is a tendency in this debate to conflate rules of evid...
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Courtesy of the invaluable Secrecy News:
No-Fly Zones: Strategic, Operational, and Legal Considerations for Congress
Declarations of War and Authorizations for the Use of Military Force: Historical Bac...