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RT @just_security: “Sending anyone from the United States to Guantanamo raises a host of legal, moral, and policy questions,” write @Jonath…

Truly honored to have legendary attorney Robert B. Fiske, Jr., join me on @lawonfilm podcast to talk about "Mr. Untouchable" and his experience prosecuting the historic Nicky Barnes narcotics case.

On the new episode of @LawOnFilm podcast, I'm joined by @DrMelOB to explore two movies about the Cambodian genocide: "First They Killed My Father" and "The Gate" (or "Les Temps des Aveux") You can listen here:

Thanks again to @fredbjacob for joining me on @lawonfilm podcast to discuss @john_sayles's masterpiece, "Matewan" and for a deep dive into a critical moment in U.S. labor history.

Honored to join to this superb panel at #AALS2025 @TheAALS in San Francisco on "Litigation before the ICJ under the Genocide Convention" with Chimène Keitnerc @bechamilton @Rachel_E_Lopez Alexandra Meise & Matthew Charity

Great to present at the comparative law works-in-progress panel at #aals2025 in San Francisco with Elena Baylis @pittlawfaculty Anna Conley @umontanalaw @yuvrajjoshi & David Orentlicher @BoydLawUNLV @TheAALS

RT @fredbjacob: What's better to do on a snow day than listen to a podcast about labor history, movies, and miner wars? Check out my @lawon…

A major milestone: one step closer to finally closing #guantanamo

New on @lawonfilm: A deep dive into labor law and history with @fredbjacob through John Sayles's masterpiece, "Matewan".

Thanks again to Professor Darryl Flaherty for joining me on @lawonfilm to talk about two films about the environmental disaster at Minamata, Japan, and what it tells us about Japanese law and society. New episode drops tomorrow.

New on @LawonFilm: two movies on the environmental disaster at Minamata, Japan: I'm joined by Professor Darryl Flaherty, a historian who has studied law and social change in Japan.

Honored to join the panel on Technology in Warfare at @asil.org's Midyear Meeting in Chicago #ASILMYM with: @ivanastradner @VOosterveld Aliki Semertzi

RT @ShayanaKadidal: “@theCCR never actually wins cases”

New on @lawonfilm podcast: a deep dive into Ridley Scott's "Black Hawk Down," the Battle of Mogadishu, and the law of humanitarian intervention, with @_WayneLaw's Greg Fox.

Trump may claim he can run again in 2028. Trump will claim he would win again if he could run. But Trump cannot run again and won't. There are a lot of things to worry about between now and 2028. But a 3rd Trump term is not one of them. The 22nd Amendment is clear.

ICYMI, my latest @lawonfilm podcast with @setonhall’s Golbarg Rekabtalaei on the truly great Iranian film “The Separation,” and what it tells us about the intense contradictions at the heart of Iranian society today. You can listen here:

Thank you Phil Lesh for so many wonderful moments and memories. RIP @GratefulDead 🎸🎸

Looking forward to joining this stellar panel on international law and Ukraine at #ILW2024, w/ Beth Van Schaack @StateDept_GCJ @oonahathaway @GaborRona1 Ambassador Christian Wenaweser  @LiechtensteinUN David Donat Cattin @NYUCGA @ABILA_official

Just out in @icon_journal: my review of Lawrence Repeta's excellent and informative book, "Japan’s Prisoners of Conscience: Protest and Law During the Iraq War," @ICON__S