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The Inspector General’s Disturbing FISA Memo
It appears that the facts presented in a lot of FISA applications are not reliable. -
Summary: Justice Department Inspector General Memorandum on FBI Compliance With FISA Procedures
A newly released report found errors or lost information in 29 FISA applications. -
Brexit Is Not Immune to Coronavirus
With the U.K. negotiators in quarantine and more pressing issues at hand, the U.K. and European Union should extend the Brexit transition period. -
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Britain’s Coronavirus Response
Britain’s prime minister, Boris Johnson, has a new message: “Stay at home!” -
Counterterrorism and Humanitarian Action: Will 2020 Be a Turning Point for International Humanitarian Law at the United Nations?
Harvard Law School Program on International Law and Armed Conflict has released a new briefing on an emerging debate: Can and should a U.N. counterterrorism body authoritatively interpret and assess comp... -
The Lawfare Podcast: Ben Hubbard on MBS
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Justice Department Inspector General Finds Broader Pattern of Errors in FISA Applications
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Prosecuting Purposeful Coronavirus Exposure as Terrorism
What are the anti-terrorism statutes on which these purposeful coronavirus exposure prosecutions might be based? And, even if it is feasible to use these statutes to prosecute those deliberately spreadin... -
The Supreme Court’s Coronavirus Postponement: Pandemics, Precedent and National Risks
The Supreme Court cites past examples to justify its decision to postpone oral arguments. But those past postponements were different in key ways. -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: Location, Location, Location. And the Virus.
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Fault Lines: Foreign Policy Quarantined
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