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Reviving the Power of the Purse: Appropriations Clause Litigation and National Security Law

for her feedback and encouragement, and to Neal Katyal for his guidance and support. I am also grateful to Noah Lindell, Urja Mittal, Adrienne Lee

Forum: State of the Art: How Cultural Property Became a National-Security Priority

109 Am. J. Archaeology 477, 506-07 n.108 (2005). 20 Former National Security Officials Sign Letter to Congress in Support of the U.S. Refugee

Forum: This Is (Not) Who We Are: Korematsu, Constitutional Interpretation, and National Identity

Personal Justice Denied, supra note 34, at 27, 61, 187 (describing Executive Order N… See Victor Klemperer, The Language of the Third Reich: LTI—Lingua

Freeing Newsgathering from the Reporter's Privilege

Yale Law Journal - Freeing Newsgathering from the Reporters Privilege Freeing Newsgathering from the Reporters Privilege

Forum: Executives Do Not Need Waivers and Companies Should Not Offer Them: A Response to Mark Kressel

indiscriminately and broadly. Waiver, where appropriate, helps the company avoid liability. Knowing this, executives need not negotiate an ex ante waiver

Warrant Canaries and Disclosure by Design: The Real Threat to National Security Letter Gag Orders | Yale Law Journal

canaries, see Naomi Gilens, The NSA Has N… For an excellent overview of companies that have adopted canaries, see Naomi Gilens, The NSA Has Not Been Here

In Need of Correction: How the Army Board for Correction of Military Records Is Failing Veterans with PTSD

… Plaintiff’s Proposed Second Amended Complaint, supra note 25, at 1. Barton F. Stichman et al., Veterans Benefits Manual § 21.4.8 & n.40 (2012). Veterans Clinic

Between Local Knowledge and National Politics: Debating Rationales for Jury Nullification After Bushell's Case

Yale Law Journal - Between Local Knowledge and National Politics: Debating Rationales for Jury Nullification After Bushells Case Between Local

Protecting National Security or Covering Up Malfeasance: The Modern State Secrets Privilege and Its Alternatives | Yale Law Journal

courts—and perhaps Congress—should revisit Reynolds. We need a new state secrets privilege, one that balances national security and the public

The Emergence of Neutrality

n.15. As previously noted, modern First Amendment doctrine imposes boundaries of a very different sort, organized around a paradigm of neutrality. See