Law, Security, and Liberty After 9/11: Looking to the Future
Law, Security, and Liberty After 9/11: Looking to the Future
Friday & Saturday, September 16 & 17, 2011
Wasserstein Hall, Milstein East
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Friday, September 16
3:00-3:30: Opening Remarks
- Martha Minow - Dean, Harvard Law School
- Gabriella Blum - Harvard Law School and The Brookings Institution
- Benjamin Wittes - The Brookings Institution
3:30-5:00: What Can and Cannot Be Learned from the “War on Terrorism” for Other Threats Panel
- Juliette Kayyem - Assistant Secretary, Department of Homeland Security, 2009-2011
- Eugene Kontorovich - Northwestern University School of Law
- Lisa Monaco - Assistant Attorney General, National Security Division, U.S. Department of Justice
- Juan Carlos Zarate - Center for Strategic and International Studies
- Robert Chesney - University of Texas Law School (Moderator)
5:15-6:30: Keynote Address
- John O. Brennan - Deputy National Security Advisor for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism and Assistant to the President
Saturday, September 17
9:30-11:00: U.S.-Muslim Relations: Where are we Heading? Panel
- Hedieh Mirahmadi - World Organization for Resource Development and Education
- Intisar Rabb - Boston College Law School
- Samuel Rascoff - New York University School of Law
- Tamara Wittes - U.S. Department of State
- Chibli Mallat - Harvard Law School (Moderator)
11:15-12:45: The Ethics and Law of Domestic Counterterrorism: The Challenges of the Next 10 Years Panel
- Philip Heymann - Harvard Law School
- Trevor Morrison - Columbia Law School
- Gerald Neuman - Harvard Law School
- Ben Wizner - American Civil Liberties Union
- Richard Fallon - Harvard Law School (Moderator)
12:45-2:00: Lunch
2:00-3:30: The Ethics and Law of International Counterterrorism: The Challenges of the Next 10 Years Panel
- Kenneth Anderson - Washington College of Law and The Brookings Institution
- Stephen Carter - Yale Law School
- Sarah Cleveland - Columbia Law School
- John Rizzo - former Acting General Counsel, Central Intelligence Agency
- Gabriella Blum - Harvard Law School
3:45-5:15: The Presidency in the Post-9/11 World Panel
- Jack Goldsmith - Harvard Law School
- Deborah Pearlstein - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
- Richard H. Pildes - New York University School of Law
- Benjamin Wittes - Harvard Law School
- David Barron - Harvard Law School (Moderator)
5:45-7:00: Keynote Address
- Charlie Savage - Reporter for the New York Times; 2007 Pulitzer Prize Recipient
