Intellectual Property Law

THREAT LEVEL was pleasantly shocked this week when we were cordially invited to an on-the-record "blogger roundtable" with Department of Homeland Security head Michael Chertoff this coming Monday.

The event is supposed to be a small, 45 minute gathering "focused on really creating an opportunity for open dialogue." 

Even better the press office says, "The Secretary is hoping to answer your questions about anything ranging from the departments 5th anniversary to the upcoming administration transition."

Now, I'm not going to insult my hosts by suggesting those are bad topics, but I think you THREAT LEVELERs have interests other than the DHS's wood anniversary.

So won't you help a blogger out and let me know what you think I should ask Secretary Chertoff?

<p>I'm not promising to ask the top-rated question, because that will only encourage some ballot stuffing from the mischievous, but I could use some help.</p>

<p>Submit your question below and I'll let you all know what happens on Monday.</p>

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