Debating the NSA's terrorist surveillance program (ACM)

The ABA's Standing Committee on Law and National Security has issued its March 2006 National Security Law Report, which features a series of seven short essays debating the NSA's terrorist surveillance program. 

I took the pro side, along with Bryan Boyle (formerly at DOJ and DOD) and Prof. Robert Turner of UVA.  Taking the anti side were Prof. William Banks of Syracuse, Prof. David Cole of Georgetown, and Suzanne Spaulding (formerly of the House and Senate Intelligence Committee staffs).  The debate was coordinated by Prof. Robert Chesney of Wake Forest, and the ABA's Richard Friedman offered closing observations. 

It can be found here.