@yberger.bsky.social explores the legal and constitutional restraints on how law enforcement in the U.S. can use commercial spyware like NSO Group's Pegasus. www.lawfaremedia.org/article/spyw...

The Pegasus Era: Regulating a New Generation of Government Spyware, the first chapter of my dissertation, has just been published with GJIL

Since Hamas's Oct. 7 attack on Israel, Israeli forces have detained thousands of Palestinians, but none have yet been indicted for their crimes. @yberger.bsky.social explores the complex legal questions raised by the future prosecution of Hamas militants captured on Oct. 7.

On Sept. 25, Microsoft announced that it would block Israel’s elite intelligence arm from using its cloud service to conduct mass surveillance of Palestinian data. @yberger.bsky.social explores what this step says about Big Tech’s increasing role as "surveillance intermediaries."

The Economist's Scam Inc. podcast series is one of the most compelling pieces of journalism I've seen in years. If you're interested in the intersection of technology and criminal law, I highly recommend giving it a listen. Here’s the first episode on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUg-...

My article, From Uniforms to Robes, has just been published in the Emory International Law Review. Based on my master’s thesis, this piece examines how the Supreme Court of Israel exercises judicial review in criminal cases originating from military-operated tribunals