Bridging Theory and Practice: Animal Cruelty Legislation and Enforcement in India
This article critically examines the dichotomy between India's animal cruelty legislation and its practical implementation.
International Law News, Fall 2024
Volume 52, Issue 1
In This Issue
UN Human Rights Inquiry Renewed Amid Sudan’s Growing Crisis
The article presents the most recent update in relation to the UN-led investigation in Sudan which has been meet with some serious opposition, first and most predictably by the country under investig…
The Judicial Reorganization Model in Brazil: An In-Depth Analysis
The implementation of Law No. 11,101/2005, known as the Business Recovery and Bankruptcy Law (LREF), reflects a paradigm shift in the treatment of companies in crisis in Brazil.
Kazakhstan’s O.J. Simpson Murder Trial
A summary of the high-profile murder trial of a former Minister of the Economy of Kazakhstan, describing the parallels to the O.J. Simpson trial, and the changes that the trial has engendered in the…
Does One Bad Apple Spoil the Bunch? Unanimous Awards and a Single Arbitrator’s Bias Across Three Jurisdictions
This article comparatively analyzes the standard for partiality under Canadian law, U.S. law, and the ICSID Convention.
The Lawyer as an International Art Lawyer Featuring Anne-Sophie Nardon
The Fall 2024 edition of ILN is proud to shine the spotlight on Anne-Sophie Nardon, our Lawyer as an International Art Lawyer.
The Budgeting of U.S. Foreign Assistance: Complexities and Strategic Imperatives
From post-World War II recovery efforts to modern-day responses to pandemics and climate change, the U.S. has used its foreign aid budget to address humanitarian crises, foster economic development,…