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Start Over Collection Monroe Leigh papers Date range 1986

7.0 Legal Research (B) Relevant Court Cases MSS 04-2, Box 19, Folder 2

Includes: The Queen v. Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte: John Gerald Gallagher, Mobil Oil Libya Ltd. V Secretariat of Petroleum and the Governmnet of the Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriyah, "Tadic, the Anonymous Witness and the Sources of International Procedural Law" by Natasha A. Affolder, "To 'Establish Incredible Events by Credible Evidence': The Use of Affidavit Testimony in Yugoslavia War Crimes Tribunal Proceedings" by Patricia M. Wald

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  2. Monroe Leigh papers
  3. International Criminal Court (ICC)
  4. ABA War Crimes Task Force - Yugoslavia

Constitutionality: Miscellaneous photocopies, Scholarly Materials on International Courts, [1943] 1996 MSS 04-2, Box 1, Folder 12

1943 Cornell L.R. article by Robert E. Cushman - "Ex Parte Quirin et Al - the Nazi Saboteur Case", Except on international courts from Louis Henkin, Foreign Affairs and the United States Constitution (1996)

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  2. Monroe Leigh papers
  3. International Criminal Court (ICC)
  4. American Bar Association (ABA)

Shadow Committee - American Branch: Correspondence Journal articles MSS 04-2, Box 32, Folder 15

Contains handwritten notes and highlights, Correspondents include: Alfred P. Rubin, Anthony D'Amato, Monroe Leigh, Jim Nafziger, Cynthia Lichtenstein, Michael Sandler, Jounral Articles (with notes): 1. "What does Tel-Oren Tell Lawyers?" By Anthony D'Amato in "The American Journal of International Law," 79:1, January 1985, 2. "Revising the Law of 'Piracy'" by Alfred P. Ruin, California Western International Law Journal, 21:1, 1990-1991.

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  2. Monroe Leigh papers
  3. International Criminal Court (ICC)
  4. International Law Association Committee on State Immunity

War Crimes: Materials pertaining to the right to a trial by Jury in the US Military Courts MSS 04-2, Box 3, Folder 25

(contains flags and handwritten notes), 1. Memo from Lee Caplan re: The Right to Trial by Jury in US Military Courts - Martial, August 11, 2000, 2. 727 Military Triers of Fact: Needless Deprivation of Constitutional Protections? By Gary Michael Heil in Hastings College of the Law 1982, 3. 103 The Court-Martial Panel Selection Process: A Critical Analysis by Major Stephen A. Lamb in Military Law Review, Summer 1992, 4. 1 He Called ofr his Pipe, and he called for his bowl, and he called for his members three - selection of military juries by the sovereign: Impediment to Military Justice by Major Guy P. Glazier in Military Law Revew, October 1998, 5. Citations list, Database JLR

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. Monroe Leigh papers
  3. International Criminal Court (ICC)
  4. American Bar Association (ABA)

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