LAW 635B

Surveillance & Secrecy

American University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The role of lawyers in national security has never been more important, nor more challenging. Democracies around the world face a myriad of ever-changing threats, and governments must find innovative ways to counter those threats. Yet as intelligence and other national security organizations develop and implement measures to protect the nation's security, they run the risk of undermining the nation's core values. The United States has developed a complex legal framework to regulate and oversee how the government conducts national security activities. This framework must both protect the nation's security and the privacy and civil liberties of its people. This course will examine that framework, focusing on the Intelligence Community, surveillance and secrecy.

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1 openSeats: 21/22 seats Last recorded: Aug 9, 2026, 1:02 AM
Class #42514Fall 2026UGRD2.0 credits
1 available21 enrolled22 capacity9 waitlist
Days & times
Tu · 4:00 – 5:50 PM
Meeting dates
Aug 21 – Dec 18
Location
Warren Building N104
Instructor
Miranda, Veronica I.
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