All Articles tagged international law

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  September 27, 2024 EDT
  MARINE WILDLIFE CONSIDERATIONS FOR A CONVENTION GOVERNING FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES
  Elisabeth Schanz

  This Student Note considers how international governing bodies may resolve conflicts arising between protecting marine wildlife and the developments in ocean renewable energy technologies, like floating offshore wind turbines (“FOWTs”).

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  April 15, 2018 EDT
  MEGA-TRADE AGREEMENTS: COULD THEY BECOME THE FOREMOST VEHICLE TO UNIFY GLOBAL AND REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW?
  Maxwell C. Radley

  This note discusses how mega-trade agreements present an opportunity to create binding international environmental law and discusses the evolution of environmental protection provisions in trade deals over time.

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  January 01, 2013 EDT
  MISSING THE TARGET: WHERE THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS FALL SHORT IN THE CONTEXT OF TARGETED KILLING
  Michelle Mallette-Piasecki

  This note focuses on the issue of targeted killing and the current problems the international legal community faces in upholding International Humanitarian Law.

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  January 01, 2006 EDT
  CONTEMPORARY FOREIGN AND INTERNATIONAL LAW IN CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION
  John O. McGinnis

  Symposium remarks

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  January 01, 2005 EDT
  JUVENILE EXECUTION, TERRORIST EXTRADITION, AND SUPREME COURT DISCRETION TO CONSIDER INTERNATIONAL DEATH PENALTY JURISPRUDENCE
  Elizabeth Burleson

  This article considers the obligations of a supreme court in a liberal democracy and the effect that public opinion has upon the legality of the death penalty.