Nat Sec Law Today

A National Security Law podcast from the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law and National Security

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This week we talk with ABA President Judy Perry Martinez about her work as a lawyer in the aerospace industry, and how the ABA promotes the rule of law and protects democratic institutions
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Learn more about how the law and Congress protect whistleblowers (or don't), and what the statutes say about declassifying information that might impact the national interest on this episode of NSLT with Bob Litt, former general counsel at ODNI
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This summer the House Oversight committee found corporate and foreign influences at work in the decision to share nuclear information with Saudi Arabia. This week, Third Way's Mieke Eoyang and Jackie Kempfer sat down to talk about it with us
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With a high-profile IC #WhistleblowerComplaint case in the news, you need to know what the law says about the processes and protections for whistleblowers. Brad Moss fills us in on this episode of NSLT
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Satellite and remote sensing images collect a huge amount of critical information about goings-on on Earth. This week National Geospatial-Intelligence General Counsel Tom Monheim talks with us about how GEOINT helps secure the world
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Our newest episode is live now! What could changes in the global economy, the rise of virtual currencies, and questions about the role of the dollar mean for US economic sanctions?
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We're experiencing technical difficulties with broadcasting this week's episode of NSLT. Check back tomorrow for a new episode on economic sanctions!

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This week we return to our conversation on election security with Megan Stifel and Andrew Borene and talk about how to get election systems ready for voters in 2020
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Election systems in all 50 states could be at risk in 2020. How do we balance election security measures across federal and state governments to safeguard US democracy? Part 1 of 2 on election infrastructure with Megan Stifel and Andrew Borene
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This week's episode has more from our panel at the ABA Annual Meeting from Gilman Louie (Alsop Louie Partners), Herb Lin (Hoover Institution) and Dina Temple-Raston (NPR) about how we can safeguard national security in the cyber age
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Now that the ABA Annual Meeting is done, we are back with panel recordings from the meeting. This week listen to Gilman Louie of Alsop Louie Partners, In-Q-Tel, FAS and more talk about cyber gaps in our national security

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This week we look at national security topics in the news, like Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency, India's moon-bound rocket, and Robert Mueller's Congressional testimony. Plus we talk with Angela Hinton about why hackers use ransomware on city governments https://t.co/NGh3XSBREI

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In Part II of our interview with Mark Nevitt on climate security we talk about military readiness, the Arctic, and how to safeguard the nation as climate change continues
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The US military and intelligence community will need to adapt in the face of a changing climate. Mark Nevitt of Penn Law talks about how climate security will affect our national security
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Anyone who has ever wondered about how they could work for the CIA, this podcast is for you. Three CIA representatives talk about what they look for in new legal recruits #intelligencecareers #legalcareers
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What does #cryptocurrency mean for the future of economic sanctions, terrorism financing and criminal prosecution? Listen to this week's episode for insight on virtual currencies, #blockchain, and national security
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Jonathan Hillman from @CSIS takes us on a tour of China's Belt and Road Initiative, a global infrastructure project that is reshaping ports, roads, and our national security
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In this week's episode we look at threats to the electoral and judicial system from Russian foreign influence campaigns in a panel recorded live at the CSIS event "Democracy and Justice in the Face of Disinformation"
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This week's episode is live from the #ABANatSec Law Day event on supply chains as a critical aspect of national security, and how government and private industries are examining and protecting them
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What are the key takeaways from the Mueller Report for Congress, the courts and the public?

Listen to part 2 of our episode on the special counsel's report
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