I am deeply alarmed by reports of mass graves in Gaza.
 
Independent investigators must be allowed immediate access.
 
The families of the dead have a right to know what happened.

The world has a right to accountability for any violations of int’l law that may have taken place.

deGuzman & López on International Criminal law & Feminism, lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

Mahalo Hawaiʻi's Law School for the scholarship feature!

Looking forward to sharing my state civil procedure piece “The Politics of Proportionality in State Civil Rulemaking” forthcoming *very soon*in the Dᴇɴᴠ. L. Rᴇᴠ.!

Delighted to review Liz Kukura's excellent article Birthing Alone (@WLU_LawReview) Jotwell!
I highlight how Liz's important work on birth justice dovetails discussions in healthcare law on provider accreditation and protectionism. Check it out 👇 equality.jotwell.com/dealing-with-d…..

So among other things on this podcast I reflect on the obligations of commanders in targeting decisions on how they (should) integrate maternal, reproductive & obstetric harm into civilian harm calculations & why current conceptions fundamentally miss violence to women.

Congratulations to Elizabeth D. Katz on this recognition of her article, “Sex, Suffrage, and State Constitutional Law”!

So pleased to be part of Temple Law School playing host to Rich Visek, Acting Legal Adviser Department of State yesterday as he gave new, official USG remarks on int'l law & cyberspace as the Law School's 2024 Adams Lecture

My review of Leading Works in Criminal Law by Chloë Kennedy & Lindsay Farmer is out with Social & Legal Studies

You can read the review here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…

& buy the (fascinating) book here: routledge.com/Leading-Works-…

What a wonderful way to wrap the semester and the year, with the excellent news that so many amazing colleagues will be joining us at Temple Law School over the summer - yay!!

US International Law colleagues: I've been asked by a colleague to provide some good examples of qualitative data research in law published in US law reviews. I'm not across the US system of law reviews so could people provide me some options (plug your work)!

Those Justices skeptical of prosecuting Trump for trying to overturn an election should pay closer attention to lessons from other countries where prosecutions played an important role in protecting and restoring democracy, as I discuss here @justsecurity
justsecurity.org/94714/trump-de…

This site is often said to be as divisive and hellish, but I have been so touched by the outpour of support as I make what feels like a big transition after over a decade at my former institution.

Thank you all for sharing in my joy! It means more to me than you can know.

As usual, Rachel E. López is making exciting big-time moves! Congratulations!

Really feeling the joy of this transition as I have been invited to attend not one, but two international law events this week, and then another one next week Temple Law School. My inner international law geek is giddy with excitement, but I'm trying to play it cool!

Rachel López practices in the areas of criminal law, public international law, international human rights law, international criminal law, and post-conflict & transitional justice.

We are delighted to welcome Prof. Rachel E. López to Temple Law!

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ezra bozeman has been in prison nearly 50 YEARS and is now completely paralyzed w/o access to the level of care & support he needs.

with a reprieve from Governor Josh Shapiro ezra could be cared for in the community instead of in prison hospice.

CNN FAMM Foundation

So excited to have you join us!!!