Frederick K. Cox International Law Center
Frederick K. Cox International Law Center





Case Western Reserve University School of Law
2008 Jessup International Moot Court World Champoinship Team:
Brianne Draffin, Alexander Laytin, Zachery Lampell, Margaux Day, and Patrick Dowd.

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Case International Law Program Ranked 11th
The Case Western Reserve University School of Law international law program ranked 11th in the 2012 U.S. News & World Report Specialty Area Rankings
Preventing the Financing of Terrorism
The New Perimeter Initiative: Will Security Trump Trade?
Victims before International Criminal Courts: A Challenge for International Criminal Justice
Guantanamo Tribunal on Trial: A Screening and Panel Discussion of The Response
Is Terrorism Worth Defining?
Publication
Professor Gordon’s book, Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism, will be published by Oxford University Press in 2011.
Publication
Professor Juscelino Colares had an article, “The Limits of WTO Adjudication: Is Compliance the Problem?” published in the Journal of International Economic Law 2011 14: 403-436.
Publication
Professor Michael Scharf was invited to give the symposium Keynote Address, “Is There a War on Terror? Torture, Rendition, Guantanamo, and Obama’s Preventive Detention,” which was published in Michigan State Journal of International Law Vol. 19, 129-143 (2011)
Publication
Professor Richard Gordon published “Losing the War Against Dirty Money: Rethinking Global Standards on Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing,” in Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law (Vol. 21, 2011).
9-11: A Ten-Year Retrospective on Law and the War on Terror
War Crimes Research Symposium

"International Law in Crisis"
2011-2012 "International Law in Crisis"
2010-2011 "Lawfare!"
2009-2010 "After Guantanamo: The Way Forward"
2008-2009 “The International Criminal Court and the Crime of Aggression”
2007-2008 "To Prevent and to Punish"
2006-2007 "Lessons from the Saddam Trial"
2005-2006 "Torture and the War on Terror"
2004-2005 "Terrorism on Trial"
2003-2004 "Sexual Assaults of International Consequence"
2002-2003 "The Role of Justice in Building Peace"

Frederick K. Cox Int'l Law Center Lecture in Global Legal Reform

"Tribulations of Trials: Challenges of High Level Int'l Criminal Trials"
2010-2011
"Tribulations of Trials: Challenges of High Level International Criminal Trials"
Brenda Hollis
The Prosecutor
Special Court for Sierra Leone/HSO

2009-2010
"Women's Rights in the Human Rights System: the Past, Present and Future"
Navanethem Pillay
High Commissioner for Human Rights
United Nations

2008-2009
Robert Petit
International Prosecutor, Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia

2007-2008
Luis Moreno-Ocampo
Prosecutor, International Criminal Court

2006-2007
Judge Thomas Buergenthal
International Court of Justice

2005-2006
Philippe Kirsch, President
International Criminal Court

2004-2005
Ambassador Hans Corell
Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs
& Legal Counsel to the U.N. 1994 - 2004

2003-2004
"Accountability for State Crimes"
Aryeh Neier, President
Open Society Institute & George Soros Foundation

2002-2003
"Cloning & Human Dignity"
Bartha-Maria Knoppers
Professor of Law & Senior Researcher
Universite de Montreal

2001-2002
"Prosecuting Rape as a War Crime"
Justice Richard J. Goldstone
Constitutional Court of South Africa,
Chairman, International Commission Kosovo

Frederick K. Cox Int'l Law Center Lecture in Global Legal Reform

The Reach and the Grasp of International Criminal Justice: How Do We Lengthen the Arm of the Law?
Through the support of The Klatsky Program in Human Rights, the Center annually awards two $4,000 summer fellowships that enable students to work with Human Rights Watch