Reiss Center on Law and Security

The Just Security Podcast: Murder on the High Seas Part IV

The Just Security Podcast: Murder on the High Seas Part IV

We co-hosted The Just Security Podcast to break down the latest developments and legal theories behind the U.S. military's lethal boat strikes.

35th Annual Review of National Security Law CLE Conference

35th Annual Review of National Security Law CLE Conference

We were delighted to co-sponsor the 35th Annual Review of National Security Law CLE Conference, held on Nov. 13-14.

Book Talk: The Double Black Box

Book Talk: The Double Black Box

A book talk on artificial intelligence and national security with Ashley Deeks, in conversation with Beth George '10.

War Powers Resolution Reporting Project

War Powers Resolution Reporting Project

Check out our original research on the War Powers Resolution.

In the News

As the New York Times reports on deliberations over where to send survivors of U.S. strikes, Non-Resident Brian Finucane weighs in on the calculus for the Trump administration in avoiding American court proceedings for boat strike survivors.

In Strict Scrutiny’s latest episode, “We Need to Talk About Trump’s Maritime Murders,” Non-Resident Senior Fellow Rebecca Ingber breaks down the available avenues of accountability and the new legal questions arising from reports of killed shipwrecked survivors during the September 2nd attack against alleged drug traffickers.

Speaking with CNN, Non-Resident Senior Fellow Brian Finucane argues that accountability for use of force should come from Congress.