Carol Rosenberg

In case you missed it, yesterday on Just Security.

Guantanamo Dispatches, Pentagon Reducing Rank of Top Military Commission Lawyers, by Carol Rosenberg.

DHS's AI Inventory Reveals the Limits of Federal AI Transparency Law, by Rachel Levinson Waldman and Abilgen Stafford.

Thank you for listening to Just Security's Early Edition today, October 22, 2026.

Military Psychiatrist Finds Coal Bombing Case Defendant Competent.

Federal Judge Refuses to Intervene by Carol Rosenberg.

Can the Law Stop AI Hackers? By Bahrad Sukhinsenge.

Thank you for listening to JustSecurity's Early Edition today, October 19, 2026.

Yesterday on Just Security.

Guantanamo Dispatches Four Possible Obstacles to Jury Selection in the USS Cole Case at Guantanamo Bay by Carol Rosenberg.

Just the Docs.

Eight States Sue Open AI, Alleging It Misled the Public About ChatGPT's Safety by Matthew Nagel.

Now I don't know anymore.

You know, Carol Rosenberg from the Times has put a lot of effort into finding that number.

I th- you know, the last that, that I had as most reliable, around that in the 400s, uh, where the, and the cost per detainee was, you know, astronomical.

But what it is right now, it's, it's been hard, at least for me, to get, uh, figures from, uh, about that and also about the cost of the court system and sort of with the overlap between the cost of the prison and the cost of the court.

You really have to rebuild your life, uh, when you're there, and that's, that's extremely difficult.

And that, you know, it, it was challenging for me and the few other media who have done that.

And really, there's just one other media who would stay for that long, that would be Carol Rosenberg of The New York Times.

We're often sort of the only two people there, certainly for that length of time, if the hearing lasts that long.

In case you missed it, yesterday on Just Security, Hope and Vigilance: On the Road to a Crimes Against Humanity Treaty by Leila Nadya Sadat and Akila Radhakrishnan.

Guantanamo Dispatch: All Four Defendants' Confessions Are Now Suppressed in the nine eleven Case by Carol Rosenberg.

Boots Off Ballots: Troops and Elections in Practice by Dan Herman and Devin Ambres.

Thank you for listening to Just Security's early edition today, October twelfth, twenty twenty-six.

The judge ruled that the agents failed to notify Walid Bin Attash that what the CIA extracted from him from two thousand and three to two thousand and six in forced interrogations could not be used against him, and also found that when FBI agents brought treats to their interrogation room to gain Bin Attash's cooperation, they were copying a technique sometimes used by the CIA to keep a prisoner confessing.

Carol Rosenberg reports for The New York Times.

A group of current and former Lincoln University students yesterday filed a lawsuit against Missouri for nearly five hundred and forty-nine million dollars.

The suit argues that the state spent decades illegally underfunding the historically Black university.

Guantanamo Dispatch.

Another confession is ruled inadmissible in 9-11 case by Carol Rosenberg.

Fear of China's AI is the New Missile Gap by Ben Vagel.

Thank you for listening to JustSecurity's early edition today, October 7, 2026.

The ruling was not immediately released, but lawyers who read it said the judge suppressed the interrogations of Mustafa al-Hawsawi at Guantanamo Bay in two thousand and seven.

Carol Rosenberg reports for The New York Times.

Trump administration action.

Attorney General Todd Blanche on Friday told Bloomberg the Justice Department will not reopen its criminal investigation into former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over the central bank's building renovation project.

Military ends USS Cole hearing early for health emergency.

By Carol Rosenberg.

Standing Up for International Law, by Michael P. Scharf.

Boots Off Ballots, The Law, by Dan Herman and Devin Ombres.