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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Does the Legalization of Marijuana Violate International Law?
The shift toward legalization of marijuana has gained a lot of momentum in the past few years. By a recent count, more than twenty states have enacted legislation that permits use of one form or another. Most allow only medical … Continue reading
A Global Survey on the Study of International Law (Part II)
Last month I put up the first in what I anticipate will be a series of posts on the subject of international legal education. I summarized the results of a global survey on the study of international law, reported that a … Continue reading
Ryan Scoville 