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The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
All of Lawfare, that is, except for Today’s Headlines and Commentary, as it seems silly to round up what is itself a roundup. Let’s start with detention, Guantanamo, habeas, and related matters: Wells...
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It’s kind of a cliche to observe that it’s been quite a week. Having spent five years in Boston and at the ‘Tute, I was pained to see my old stomping ground start to resemble a war zone during these...
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Much of this week’s Lawfare commentary concerned the recently-filed case against Boston bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev. But that’s not all. Among other things, we noted critical developments in...
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The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
I’m emerging temporarily from my undisclosed location to get you caught up on this week’s Lawfare happenings. Detention-related matters made up most, but hardly all, of the week’s writings. There were...
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I have emerged from my undisclosed location to bring you this week at Lawfare, which saw a lot of detention-related commentary, a serious dose of Ben critiquing Harold Koh, analysis of...
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On the Lawfare menu this week was a lot of discussion of the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force, docket updates in a number of related court cases, detention matters, surveillance law,...
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The main topic on Lawfare this week was the President’s address at the National Defense University on counterterrorism policy. We previewed the Thursday address in our early week coverage: Jack was...
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The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
Hearing few objections (and indeed many expressions of support!), I forge ahead with Lawfare’s newest feature: the Week That Was. The week’s big news was that President Obama plans to nominate James...
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Unsurprisingly, the dominant story on Lawfare concerned a leaked FISA Court order and the disclosure of the NSA’s PRISM program. Here are Steve’s post, written when the Guardian first published its...
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Like most people accessing the Internet this week, we at Lawfare were a bit focused on everything related to the Edward Snowden leaks. We had some other valuable commentary, though, including a rather...
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Lawfare readers probably already know that we had a few technical difficulties this week that resulted in the site’s being intermittently inaccessible for a couple of days. We hope we’re past all of...
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Lawfare topics took a backseat in the news this week, what with the Supreme Court’s attention-grabbing week. The justices were too busy with same-sex marriage, the Voting Rights Act, and affirmative...
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It was a somewhat light week for us here at Lawfare—though an exceedingly tumultuous one, obviously, for Egypt. We covered the latter’s unrest and coup by means of an exciting and experimental feature...
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Laura Dean continued her online Cairo diary, chronicling the goings-on in Egypt. Read all her posts here. A lot of legal fireworks went off at Guantanamo this week: U.S. District Court Judge Gladys...
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Robert S. Litt, General Counsel to the Director of National Intelligence, spoke at Brookings on Friday about surveillance law. Jane Chong and I had a great time previewing and then recapping the oral...
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Folks, there’s more to life than guessing what the future King of England will be named. There’s the week that was! Ritika completed a significant research project comparing various studies’...
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A Lawfare debate ensued over an amicus brief filed in the Al-Bahlul D.C. Circuit appeal. Catch up on all the action this weekend: Steve’s critique of the brief, which was authored, among others, by law...
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So much for August being an “off-month.” You can probably guess what issues dominated Lawfare‘s agenda this week. The U.S. issued a global threat alert, which prompted closures of many diplomatic posts...
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Edward Snowden and the NSA continued to dominate Lawfare this week. Matt mused on how one might measure the value of the NSA surveillance programs. Lawfare hosted a debate between Carrie Cordero and...
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What with the declassified NSA documents and the 9/11 commission hearings, it’s been a busy week. Oh, and there was that whole site host-problem, thanks to Bluehost. Help us, please. O.K., here’s...
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