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Introduction Session 11: Canada And U.S. Approaches - Outsourcing, Offshoring, Nearshoring, Legal Aspects, Possible Conflicts, Economic Impact And Job Effects, James E. P. Sisto Jan 2005

Victim And Witness Provisions Of The Icc Compared To Other International Tribunals, Colin Mclaughlin Jan 2005

Can The International Criminal Court Hold Multinational Corporations Liable For Human Rights Abuses?, Cara Tenenbaum Jan 2005

Assuming That The Principle Of Complementarity Applies To Security Council Referrals To The Icc, How Should The Icc Assess Whether The Sudan’S Investigative And Prosecution Efforts Meet The Complementarity Principle?, Helen Sullivan Jan 2005

Can Terrorist Acts Be Considered Crimes Against Humanity Or War Crimes?, Bradley Olson Jan 2005

Can The Iraqi Federal Judiciary Hear Issues On Appeal, That First Arise In An Iraqi Special Tribunal Proceeding? / Is The Denial Of The Right To Appeal To A Nation’S Highest Federal Court A Violation Of Human Rights Norms?, Pratheep Sevanthinathan Jan 2005

Head Of State Immunity And Its Applications In The Prosecution Against The Former Ba’Athish Regime Of Saddam Hussein, Lisa F. Levy Jan 2005

The Admissibility Of Acts And Declarations Of A Co-Conspirator In International Criminal Law, Allison L. Carr Jan 2005

The Criminal Culpability Of The Defendants And Saddam Hussein In Connection With The Treatment Of The People Of The Village Of Al-Dujayl, Prathima C. Reddy Jan 2005

The Ma’Dan (Marsh Arabs) And What Constitutes A Crime Against Humanity Through Environmental Attacks, Shane A. Brinkman Jan 2005

The Principle Of Legality And The Iraqi Special Tribunal, Sumit Sud Jan 2005

Were The Atrocities Committed By Saddam Hussein Against The Citizens Of Al-Dujail, In Response To A Failed Assassination Attempt In 1982, Justified As A Lawful Exercise Of Self Defense Under International Law?, Eric Reeves Jan 2005

What Are The Contours Of The Crime Of Aggression In International Law As It Would Apply To The Iraqi Attack On Iran And Iraqi Attack On Kuwait? What Defenses Are Uniquely Available With Respect To This Crime?, Katherine Mowat Jan 2005

With Reference To The Specific Crimes That Have Been Charged In The Indictments Issued By The Special Court For Sierra Leone, To What Extent Do The Elements Of Crimes Of The International Criminal Court Reflect Customary International Law As It Existed At The Time Material To The Indictments? In Other Words, To What Extent Are The Elements Of Crimes Of The International Criminal Court A Reliable Guide As To The Elements Of The Crimes Charged By The Special Court For Sierra Leone? In Cases Where The Elements Of Crimes Of The International Court Depart From Pre-Existing Customary International Law, What Are The Elements Of Crimes That Should Be Applied?, Christopher G. Kuhn Jan 2005

Directors Of The Canada-United States Law Institute, Directors Jan 2005

Speakers At The 31st Annual Canada-United States Law Institute Conference On Understanding Each Other Across The Largest Undefended Border In History, Speakers Jan 2005

Canadian Speaker Section 1: Canada And U.S Approaches To Free Trade Agreements - Canada Speaker, Simon V. Potter Jan 2005

Introduction Session 2: Canada And U.S Approaches To Trade Sanctions, Selma M. Lussenberg Jan 2005

Canadian Speaker Session 2: Canada And U.S Approaches To Trade Sanctions - Canadian Speaker, Navin Joneja Jan 2005

Discussion Following The Speeches Of Mr. Newcomb And Mr. Joneja, Discussion Jan 2005

Introduction Session 5: Canada And U.S Approaches To The Movement Of People, James Phillips Jan 2005

Canadian Speaker Session 4: Canada And U.S Approaches To Trade In Agriclture - Canadian Speaker, James E. Mclandress Jan 2005

Discussion Following The Speeches Of Ms. Sas And Ms. Yost, Discussion Jan 2005

U.S. Speaker Session 6: Canada U.S. Approaches To Health Care - U.S. Speaker, Jack Lessenberry Jan 2005

Introduction Session 7: Canada And U.S. Approaches To The Evolving North American Energy Relatiosnhip In The Aftermath Of The 2003 Electricity Blackout: Market Forces Vs. Government Regulation, James Mcllroy Jan 2005

Energy In The Afermath Of The 2003 Electricity Blackout - U.S. Speaker, David J. Manning Jan 2005

Canadian Speaker Session 10: Canada And U.S. Approaches To Cross-Border Sales Of Pharmaceuticals - Canadian Speaker, Jennifer A. Orange Jan 2005

U.S. Speaker Session 10: Canada And U.S. Approaches To Cross-Border Sales Of Pharmaceuticals - U.S. Speaker, Sara Rosenbaum Jan 2005

Discussion Following The Speech Of The Rt. Hon. Herb Gray Session 9: Canada And U.S. Approaches To The Great Lakes - Environmental And Economic Aspects, Discussion Jan 2005

Canadian Speaker Session 11: Canada And U.S. Approaches - Outsourcing, Offshoring, Nearshoring, Legal Aspects, Possible Conflicts, Economic Impact And Job Effects - Canadian Speaker, Glen Hodgson Jan 2005