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The End of the Road

by David Fontana

April 2nd, 2008 - 6:33 PM EDT | Comments Off | Continue Reading »

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What Happens if McCain Sweeps Obama, Part III

by David Fontana

April 2nd, 2008 - 4:06 PM EDT | 2 Comments » | Continue Reading »

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Government in Opposition: What Happens if McCain Sweeps Obama, Part II

by David Fontana

April 1st, 2008 - 4:06 PM EDT | Comments Off | Continue Reading »

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Government in Opposition: What Happens if McCain Sweeps Obama, Part I

by David Fontana

March 31st, 2008 - 5:43 AM EDT | Comments Off | Continue Reading »

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A Paper Topic

by David Fontana

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Where Theory Meets Practice

by David Fontana

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The State of Comparative Constitutional Law Redux

by David Fontana

March 28th, 2008 - 9:26 AM EDT | 1 Comment » | Continue Reading »

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The State of Comparative Constitutional Law (with a Note on International Law)

by David Fontana

March 25th, 2008 - 10:50 AM EDT | 1 Comment » | Continue Reading »

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My Week on This Blog

by David Fontana

March 25th, 2008 - 7:27 AM EDT | Comments Off | Continue Reading »

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Posts of Interest

January 8, 2009
Philippe Sands on Torture
Philippe Sands gave an extensive interview on NPR's Fresh Air yesterday. Sands is already on record with his view that torture has occurred as a part of U.

January 8, 2009
My Soda with Radovan
I met my client yesterday for the first time. For obvious reasons, I cannot recount the substance of what he, I, and his legal associate, Peter Robinson, discussed.

January 7, 2009
Should International Law Professors Attend AALS?
I’m here at the AALS annual meeting enjoying the beautiful surroundings of San Diego. The Malibu winters are brutal and therefore the chance to flee one part of glorious southern California for another part of glorious southern California is most welcome.

January 6, 2009
Detain, Deport, or Prosecute al-Marri?
The New York Times has a thoughtful piece by Adam Liptak this weekend on the Obama Administration’s difficult choice in its forthcoming brief in the Supreme Court case of al-Marri v. Pucciarelli.

January 3, 2009
Dershowitz on Israel and Proportionality
Alan Dershowitz published an editorial yesterday in the Wall Street Journal that argues Israel's attacks on Hamas in Gaza are "perfectly proportionate. " I have no desire to argue the substance of that point, in part because views on Israel and Palestine are largely impervious to facts or argument (on both sides), but largely because the concept of proportionality is so amorphous and ill-defined as to be essentially useless.