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  1. 119 THE PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTIONALITY IN MARITIME ARMED CONFLICT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE LAW OF NAVAL WARFARE AND MODERN INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW David T. Lee* Abstract Modern international humanitarian law (IHL) implements the principle of …

  2. 146 THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN DOES NOT APPLY OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN UNION: A PROPOSAL FOR WORLDWIDE APPLICATION Katherine G. Vazquez* I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................... 146 II. BACKGROUND …

  3. 167 ARMENIA AND THE BATTLE TO DEFEAT ETHNO-NATIONALIST ATTACKS ON THE ISTANBUL CONVENTION Mariam Ghazaryan* I. THE COMMISSION, THE CONVENTION, AND THE CONSTITUTION …

  4. 187 IMPROVING OUTCOMES FOR NEW MOTHERS IN THE UNITED STATES Julia Wood* I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................... 187 II. BACKGROUND ......................................................................... …

  5. 206 STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR AUTHORIZING PRIVATE ARMS EXPORTS: EXPANDING THE SUBSTANTIVE OBLIGATION UNDER COMMON ARTICLE ONE TO THE FOUR GENEVA CONVENTIONS Enrique Martinez* I. INTRODUCTION …

  6. Murky World Of Mass Torts Left Clients At Girardi's Mercy By Brandon Lowrey and Ryan Boysen Law360 (March 30, 2021, 4:45 PM EDT) -- Months after the 2000 film "Erin Brockovich" dramatized a legal battle between the small California town of Hinkley and a …