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The panel also looked to contemporary developments in international relations and international criminal justice – not least, to the Nuremberg precedent which permitted international criminal prosecutions of heads of state and other governmental leaders.

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Her talk opened “80 Years On: The Legacy of the Nuremberg Trials for Accountability,” a panel of experts convened to analyze the midtwentieth-century trials project.

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This information session is one of a monthly series. Prospective students will learn more about the city of Athens, UGA campus life, and the law school community from our Center's @mandyuga.bsky.social.

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She is part of a collaborative team that includes faculty from the Benson-Bertsch Center for International Trade & Security (CITS), the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA), the Department of Geography, the School of Law, and the Terry College of Business.

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To learn more, check out our Center's most recent Exchange of Notes post, linked below:

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The Dean Rusk International Law Center is grateful to all of the speakers who gave generously of their time and to law school lecturer Sherrie Hines and court administrator Laura Welch for their assistance in organizing this professional development trip.

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The group was privileged to hear about the operation of superior and state courts from John Donnelly, chief public defender in the Western Judicial Circuit, assistant district attorney Kris Bolden, as well as Judge Ryan Hope, Kristen Daniel, and Christia Martinez.

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It argues for a shift toward source-based taxation that would allow countries to tax online businesses that have a “significant economic presence” without a physical one.

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Gibbs was nominated for “her passion and commitment to advocating for justice and increasing access to legal services.”

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Thanks for the feature! It was a wonderful week celebrating #IEW2025 with the @ugaschooloflaw.bsky.social community.

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This new publication continues scholarly research that Amann first explored in her article “Child-Taking,” 45 Michigan Journal of International Law 305 (2024), and that she has presented at many universities and other learned societies in the United States, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.

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All week long, stop by the Amos Foyer to enjoy an internationally-themed photobooth and interactive map activity. You can also respond to the prompt "International Education is important to me because" on LinkedIn and Instagram to win prizes!

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