Faced w/ boundless claims of "national security," courts struggle. Should they defer? Police pretext? I suggest a different approach. Defining national security is an act of communal self-definition requiring robust democratic ratification. Big Q: has it been granted? papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

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Thrilled to have "Nuremberg's Citizen Prosecutor" featured on #OpinioJuris, the premier international law blog. Many thanks to OJ and the symposium contributors: Martha Minow, Natasha Gooden, Emiliano Buis, Mark Klamberg, Peggy McGuinness, and OJ EIC Kevin Heller. www.linkedin.com/safety/go/?u...

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had a great time workshopping a new draft paper at Temple Law today! such a treat to get the kind of feedback that makes you jazzed to get back in and fix all the problems with a project. thanks for having me @jbentonheath.bsky.social

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IF YOU MISSED IT.. Catch Up with a recording of our recent event with Judge Theodor Meron. The judge was in conversation with Catherine Amirfar of Debevoise and Plimpton last week at BIICL Watch the recording: buff.ly/vM7BIrp

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An inspired win for Navi Pillay and international law, at a time when it, along with its institutions, are coming under sustained attack (indeed on the very day). Congratulations Navi Pillay! #nobelpeaceprize

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