International Law
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Much Ado About Something: The Foreseeability Problem in Breach of Contract Claims Arising Out of International Economic Sanctions
13 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 59 Clare Magee Introduction Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine catalyzed a waterfall of political… Read More
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The IP Battle Between the United States and China Heats Up as the Line Between Military and Civilian Tech Continues to Blur
By Luke Brzozowski In 2015, the Chinese Communist Party (“CCP”) released a “state-led industrial policy that [sought] to make China… Read More
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I Spy: Chinese Spy Balloon Violates International Law
By Kristen Tieman On Saturday, January 28, 2023, a two-hundred-foot-tall balloon[1] covertly entered US airspace over Alaska.[2] Five days later,… Read More
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Diplomatic Immunity: A Carte Blanche for Misconduct?
Diplomatic Immunity: A Carte Blanche for Misconduct? By William McEwan Do “Get Out of Jail Free Cards” exist outside the… Read More
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The Paris Agreement Compliance Mechanism: Beyond COP 26
11 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 147 Imad Antoine Ibrahim,* Sandrine Maljean-Dubois,**& Jessica Owley*** Without an international tribunal or tools… Read More
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The Guelph Treasure and the Hunt for Jurisdiction
By Sarah E. Page Pop culture is filled with references to hidden Nazi treasure. Monuments Men tells the story of… Read More
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Love Is Not Tourism: The Safe Reunion of Unmarried Partners and Families in the Face of International Travel Bans
By Adrian E. Simioni The continued closure of international borders in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has had devasting economic… Read More
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Chasing Equality: Is Caster Semenya’s Battle Against the IAAF Really Over?
By Kelsey E. Rector South African runner Caster Semenya is a two-time Olympic gold medalist and has dominated track events… Read More
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The Fourth Circuit Affirmed the Convictions of Two Somali Pirates
By David Darr Today, in the criminal case of United States v. Beyle, a published opinion, the Fourth Circuit affirmed… Read More
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Refugee of War To Be Extradited for War Crimes
By Andrew Kilpinen On February 24, 2015, the 4th Circuit affirmed the Western District of Virginia’s judgment denying Almaz Nezirovic’s… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Affirms Accord of Comity to German Court’s Decision
By Joshua P. Bussen Today, in Smedley v. Smedley, the Fourth Circuit affirmed a decision by the Eastern District of… Read More
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Court Allows Immediate Appeal from Decisions on 28 U.S.C. § 1782 Applications for Discovery
By Marcus Fields Last Wednesday in Chevron Corp. v. Page, the Fourth Circuit ruled, in a… Read More