Experienced National Security staff. I think the people on this panel are aware of that. They have a lot of interaction with the people on our staff. We do rely on their expertise and their history of navigating the most sensitive subjects imaginable. We recognize that there is tension between national between selfgovernance in this country and national selfpreservation and selfprotection. Theres no question about that. And we are not dismissive of National Security concerns. We do take them very seriously. We recognize that its a dangerous world. As weve heard already. We certainly know that. Nor do we doubt that the government needs to engage in surveillance activities. Its not a question whether she should have intelligent activities or no intelligence activities or no surveillance whatsoever. So as a result of that our reporters communicate quite regularly with the pentagon, the white house, the intelligence agencies, you know, on the nsa documents that are at issue here. We spent
Intelligence hearing on isis. The former commander to the u. S. Central command and the former u. S. Ambassador to iraq and syria. This Supreme Courts new term begins in october. Some of the upcoming cases include racial gerrymandering of congressional districts, whistle blower protections and the religious freedoms of prisoners. Former acting solicitor general joined a panel of law professors from the muslim center. Welcome to the aba division for public educations on the docket, Supreme Court Program Posted in partnership with the Woodrow Wilson International Center for scholars. Im gary slayman, the chairman of the aba preview advise si board. Preview is the for decades has been the only resource to provide Detailed Analysis of each case before the Supreme Court prior to all arguments. Each preview issue highlights the main issue for the court in a way that nonlawyers and lawyers alike can understand. The preview board is delighted to welcome you to on the docket, to the annual Supr
President hangs in the balance with the International Criminal court giving the prosecution one week to get the case together. And israel will hold early elections in march of next year after the Ruling Coalition collapses. Rep senttives of some of the worlds most powerful nations are meeting in brussel to try to figure out how to defeat always. John kerry is asking for Foreign Ministers to come up with some kind of coordinated strategy. 12 of those countries, including the u. S. Are involved in air strikes against isil in iraq and syria. The u. S. Has dropped 942 bombs or missiles in the two countries combined, while the rest of the Coalition Forces have dropped 18 bombs. Kerry says some they have hurt them significant, but some analysts say Ground Troops are a must. Joining us now from brussels, tim friend. We have seen a statement there the countries that are there, supporting military operations, et cetera, stopping the flow of foreign terrorist fighters, but nothing specific. No.
Apart. Cutbacks as the u. N. Will meet a harsh winter for Syrian Refugees depending upon food aid. Australia enters the debate over medical marijuana. The u. S. Secretary of state, john kerry is hosting a meeting of ministers from the 60 members of the antiisil coalition in brussels. The countries have come together to try to defeat the isil. Military strategy will stop the agenda and they will discuss how to stop the flow of foreign fighters joining isil. Joining us from brussels to hear more about what the United States is hoping to achieve. Reporter there are several prongs to what john kerry is hoping to achieve. It all stems from the fact way back in august, when the airstrikes started, he said airstrikes alone would not be sufficient to defeat isil. What he is saying is that there needs to be a fivepronged assault, if you like, on isil strong points. First of all, to defeat them militarily by providing support on the front line of the struggle. Secondly, to stem the flow of forei
The court never defined what constitutes a threat. The big issue is whether or not anthonys intense makes a difference or whether its how a reasonable person would interpret that message. Whatever the Court Decides in this case is ramifications beyond the farrow facts of the case, everybody would agree what was said was offensive, tell. , repulsive to many. Ultimately, the decision of the ram my occasions go far beyond, will cut to twitter, facebook, where he posted his messages and other individuals and social media platforms involved. We will be back with more inside story. How does in tent factor into this case . When someones using social media for violent fantasies, can the law define whether the sender had intention of carrying them out . Stay with us. What are we supposed to do to figure out intent. You cant get into his mind and you dont want to chill speech on the internet. Do you wait until he picks up a gun . He threatened to go to an Elementary School and shoot it up in a r