International Law: Dialogues between Latin America and the United States
Latin America has long been a driving force in shaping international law, from the early articulation of sovereignty and non-intervention to today’s global struggles for human rights, corporate accountability, and environmental justice. Join us in the Faculty Lounge (Room 1503) for a hemispheric conversation that brings together distinguished jurists and scholars from Latin America and […]
The National Security Constitution in the 21st Century
As the historic 2024 US Presidential election approaches, an important unasked question is: what constitutional powers will the President we elect lawfully exercise? Do checks and balances still apply in foreign affairs? Or does our current reading of the Constitution’s rules on foreign affairs and national security invite our President to become a national security […]
Criminal Justice Minimalism Symposium
Boston University Law School Professor Steven Koh is part of the panel discussion hosted by The Washington University Law Review. The discussion is based around topics like: A Minimalist Alternative? Foundations and Challenges Guideposts for a Minimalist Agenda Criminal Justice Minimalism Applied