Show notes
Tune in to the latest episode of the National Security Law Podcast as your co-hosts Professors Chesney and Vladeck discuss and debate:
* On the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks: which elements of current counterterrorism law and policy would have come as the biggest surprise back in 2001? This includes a discussion of the removal of John Bolton as National Security Adviser.
* The district court ruling finding that the process for adding U.S. persons to the Terrorist Screening Database violates the Fifth Amendment (Elhady v. Kable).
* Judge Lamberth's ruling on whether GTMO detainees may have access to a private doctor
* A note on the passing of Judge Robertson
All that, plus way too much "singing" when your co-hosts discover that they both are planning to see Les Mis tonight!
* On the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks: which elements of current counterterrorism law and policy would have come as the biggest surprise back in 2001? This includes a discussion of the removal of John Bolton as National Security Adviser.
* The district court ruling finding that the process for adding U.S. persons to the Terrorist Screening Database violates the Fifth Amendment (Elhady v. Kable).
* Judge Lamberth's ruling on whether GTMO detainees may have access to a private doctor
* A note on the passing of Judge Robertson
All that, plus way too much "singing" when your co-hosts discover that they both are planning to see Les Mis tonight!