Results for "law"

Professor Jinks's research and teaching interests include: Public international law, International humanitarian law, Human rights law, Criminal law, Rule of law in war time, Presidential power.

Wills & Estates and Estate Planning
Former editor-in-chief of the Washington Law Review

I am intensely interested in the history of the modern Civil Rights Movement, its relationship with the Black Power Movement and black radicalism in general, and its impact of racial justice, democracy, and notions,…

Criminal procedure, federal criminal law, and prosecutorial ethics

Metaphysics and epistemology; philosophical logic and philosophy of mathematics; philosophy of religion; the application of logic to long-standing philosophical problems, including philosophy of mind and…

International relations, ethnic conflict, military intervention, peaceful conflict management, nuclear nonproliferation, national security.

Professor Laurin's principal research interests lie in the intersections of criminal and constitutional litigation, and regulation of criminal justice institutions.

Constitutional development and constitutional theory, particularly with regard to theories of interpretation; the American welfare state; multiculturalism; the constitutional implications of American expansionism;…