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… Foreign Intelligence Law Collection – Searching Assistance The Foreign Intelligence Law Collection (FILC) is a community housed within Digital Georgetown. On the FILC community homepage, the search box is used to search …

… The distinction among the several types of federal courts in the United States has gone almost unremarked in the academic literature. Instead, attention focuses on Article III “constitutional” courts with occasional …

… ACLU attorney Granick writes about how the federal government uses word games to avoid public scrutiny of their information gathering practices. She applies this premise to “the way in which intelligence agencies have …

… Professor Wehle of the University of Baltimore School of Law argues that the legislative branch must take steps to hold the executive accountable. She reviews an array of post-Watergate legislative reforms meant to curb …

… Sarah Beller, 401-Forbidden: An Empirical Study of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Notices, 1990-2020, 13 Harv. Nat'l Sec. J. 158 (2022). [Westlaw] [Lexis] … 401-Forbidden: An Empirical Study of Foreign Intelligence …

… Law clerk Beller evaluates FISA notices issued over the last 30 years. She argues that Muslim Americans and Chinese-Americans are overrepresented among notice recipients and suggests that this population represents the …

… Donohue, Professor of Law at Georgetown Law, analyzes the Court’s holding and the associated dissents in Carpenter. The Article draws attention to the myriad questions raised by the CSLI / third party exception, advocating …

… Donohue notes that Fourth Amendment doctrines created in the 1970s and 1980s no longer reflect how the world works. The formal legal distinctions on which they rely—(a) private versus public space, (b) personal information …