Suffolk Transnational Law Review

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• WHY ARTICLE 25 OF THE INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS SHOULD BE EXPLICITLY EXCLUDED FROM DEROGATION UNDER ARTICLE 4.
• LEAVING EUROPE? WHY THE UNITED KINGDOM NEEDS A UNIQUE TRADING ARRANGEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION THAT TRANSCENDS THE DEFICIENT EUROPEAN MODELS.
• PRIVACY LAW - Warrants for Data Stored Abroad Do Not Constitute Unlawful Extraterritorial Applications of the Stored Communications Act - In re Search Warrant No. 16-960-M-l to Google; In re Search Warrant No. 16-1061-M to Google.
• THE COST OF TERROR: HOW TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERROR LEGISLATION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION MAY HINDER BUSINESS.
• ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - Freedom of Information Act: Ban on Releasing Names of Foreigners Trained by United States Military - Cameranesi v. United States Dep't of Defense.
• ENFORCING THE UNENFORCEABLE: HOW TO RELY ON INTERNATIONAL LAW TO CURB CHINA FROM ILLEGAL TERRITORIAL CLAIMS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA.
• ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - The Seafood Import Monitoring Program Upheld to Combat Nefarious Seafood Importers - Alfa Int'l Seafood v. Ross.
• CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - Case-By-Case Test Applies to Determine Whether Mandatory Detention Violates Due Process Rights - Sopo v. United States AG.
• IS THE WASHINGTON CONSENSUS REALLY DEAD? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF FET CLAIMS IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION.
• INTERNATIONAL LAW - Expropriation Exception Allows Jewish Family to Bring Action to Recover Ari Stolen During the Holocaust - De Csepel v. Republic of Hung.

Featured documents

• A POORLY DECIDED DIVORCE: BREXIT'S EFFECT ON THE EUROPEAN UNION AND UNITED KINGDOM.
• A NEW WORLD ORDER: FIFA FISCAL SCANDAL OPENS THE DOOR FOR THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO PROSECUTE CRIMES COMMITTED ACROSS THE GLOBE THROUGH THE USE OF EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION.
• ENFORCING THE UNENFORCEABLE: HOW TO RELY ON INTERNATIONAL LAW TO CURB CHINA FROM ILLEGAL TERRITORIAL CLAIMS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA.
• Reframing the Kiobel case: political recognition and state jurisdiction.
• An examination of historical reconstruction's impact on modern customary international law via an analysis of medieval post-conflict ransoming of prisoners.
• Re-inventing the wheel: returning sex trafficking discourse to its basic human rights origins.
• Tax Law--Second Circuit Accurately Applies the Economic Substance Doctrine to Foreign Tax Credits--Bank of New York Mellon Corp. v. C.I.R., 801 F.3d 104 (2d Cir. 2015).
• International contract law - website incorporation into contracts requires actual notice under the CISG.
• WHY ARTICLE 25 OF THE INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS SHOULD BE EXPLICITLY EXCLUDED FROM DEROGATION UNDER ARTICLE 4.
• Hate or civic pride? The speech of symbols in the United States, Germany and Japan.