JURIST Guest Columnist Gregory Gordon of the University of North Dakota School of Law says Léon Mugesera may be the last significant incitement decision arising from the Rwandan genocide, and it could be the ideal capstone opportunity for Rwandan incitement...
Faculty Commentary
JURIST Contributing Editor Chibli Mallat of the University of Utah SJ Quinney College of Law says that countries seeking to promote peace and democracy can invoke Article 9 of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations by declaring Syrian consular...
JURIST Contributing Editor Amos Guiora of the University of Utah SJ Quinney College of Law says that the lack of serious punishment for US troops involved in the 2005 killing of 24 innocent Iraqi civilians at Haditha requires immediate and...
JURIST Guest Columnist Laurie Blank of Emory University School of Law says that the current US policy of justifying all targeted strikes with reference to both armed conflict and self-defense has a detrimental effect on both current implementation and future...
Headaches at The Hague: The Trial of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi
Indigenous Recognition in the Australian Constitution Anne Twomey, University of Sydney Law School; January 30, 2012
Redefining Roe: Informed Consent and the Abortion Debate Mary Ziegler, Saint Louis University School of Law; January 24, 2012
Finding Kuwait's Missing National Archives Douglas Cox, City University of New York School of Law; January 23, 2012
Campaign Finance After Two Years of Citizens United Josh Douglas, University of Kentucky College of Law; January 21, 2012
UK Human Rights Litigation After the Iraq War David Feldman, University of Cambridge Faculty of Law; January 17, 2012