The Project on National Security Reform and
the Reserve Officers Association
Present:
Dynamics of Interagency Reform:
Constitutional, Statutory, and Civil Liberties Implications
May 8, 2008
8:30am - 1:00pm
Reserve Officers Association Building MAP
One Constitution Ave, NE Washington, DC
Agenda:
8:30am Breakfast
8:55am Welcome
Bob Feidler, ROA Director of Strategic Defense Education and Army Affairs
9:00am Introduction: Requirements, Challenges, and Opportunities of Interagency Integration in the 21st Century
James R. Locher, III
Executive Director, Project on National Security Reform
9:30am Panel: Overview of Defense, National Security, and Organizational Performance
John Norton Moore
Walter L. Brown Professor of Law, University of Virginia
Director, Center for National Security Law
Frank Ostroff
Ostroff & Associates, LLC
Author of "The Horizontal Organization"
10:35am Panel: Separation of Powers and Other Constitutional Implications on National Security Organizational Reform
Louis Fisher
Specialist in Constitutional Law, Law Library of Congress
Randolph Moss
Partner, WilmerHale
Former Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel
11:25am Panel: Civil Liberties and Bureaucratic Politics
Morton Halperin
Executive Director, Open Society Policy Center
Former Director of the Policy Planning Staff, U.S. Department of State
Bruce Fein
Principal, American Freedom Agenda
Former Assistant Director, Office of Legal Counsel
12:15pm Luncheon Address: National Security Organizational Reform
-- The Congressional Perspective
Rep. Geoff Davis (R-KY)
U.S. House of Representatives
