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Evidence-Based Transitional Justice: Incorporating Public Opinion into the Field, with New Data from Iraq and Ukraine

Yale Law Journal - Evidence-Based Transitional Justice: Incorporating Public Opinion into the Field, with New Data from Iraq and Ukraine Evidence

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property and committed extortion within Ukraine. Nevertheless, the district court instructed the jury that it could find him guilty of violating U.S

18/russian-soldiers-ukraine-trial-terrorism-charges [https://perma.cc/Q75L-CTB4]. 221. ICC Probe: No Crimes Against Humanity at Ukraine’s EuroMaidan

The Dangerous Rise of “Dual-Use” Objects in War

has presented little or even no evidence of a significant Hamas presence” in the cases it investigated. Throughout its war in Ukraine, Russia has

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in Ukraine.11 Importantly, those reports did not rely on witness testimony. Investigators made their case by relying exclusively on open source

its war in Ukraine, Russia has attacked electrical facilities in the country. A study of the war identified 223 instances of Russian strikes on

Forum: Open Source Evidence on Trial

high-quality reports presenting compelling evidence about chemical weapon deployment in Syria and Russian involvement in Ukraine. Importantly, those

Forum: The End of Asylum Redux and the Role of Law School Clinics

of pathways for certain foreign nationals to enter the United States—namely, those from Ukraine, Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela who already

States—namely, those from Ukraine,10 Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, 4. While running for President, then-candidate Joe Biden denounced the Trump

Jurisdiction and Applicable Law Under UNCLOS

pending and future UNCLOS disputes implicating Article 293(1), including the high-profile case of Ukraine v. Russia. This Comment is organized as follows