In a recent post on Jurist, Associate Dean Milena Sterio reports on a recent ruling by a Polish military court acquitting a group of Polish soldiers of war crimes charges stemming from the killing of six civilians in a village …
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Prince Charles in our very own Moot Court Room! Did you know? On October 20, 1977, Prince Charles attended the dedication of the new Cleveland-Marshall College of Law building! No word yet if William and Kate are coming to help …
Inspired by the Benchbook for U.S. District Court Judges, the American Society of International Law has published the Benchbook on International Law, a book available for free online. The Benchbook is a “hands-on introduction to international law as it arises …
Can the US government kill you without legal due process. The September 2011 killing of a U.S. citizen in Yemen in a targeted drone strike shows the answer to be maybe under certain circumstances. As part of the US government’s …
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The American Society of International Law and the Howard M. Holtzmann Center for International Arbitration recently hosted a panel discussion on careers in international arbitration. According to the posting, “[i]nternational arbitration is a growing area of work among international lawyers, …
