Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2013May 01, 2013 CDT
AMERICAN MILITARY JUSTICE FROM THE REVOLUTION TO THE UCMJ: THE HARD JOURNEY FROM COMMAND AUTHORITY TO DUE PROCESS
AMERICAN MILITARY JUSTICE FROM THE REVOLUTION TO THE UCMJ: THE HARD JOURNEY FROM COMMAND AUTHORITY TO DUE PROCESS
Michael Scott Bryant,
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2013
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2013
- AMERICAN MILITARY JUSTICE FROM THE REVOLUTION TO THE UCMJ: THE HARD JOURNEY FROM COMMAND AUTHORITY TO DUE PROCESSMichael Scott Bryant
- DISPUTING THE DISPUTE: AMENDING INTERNATIONAL ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL RULES TO REQUIRE SECONDARY CONSENT FOR CLASS ARBITRATIONDanny Leavitt
- The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia: Gauging the (In)Effectiveness of a Locally-Run TribunalKyla M. Ehrisman
- THE PUSH FOR INTERNATIONAL UNIFORMITY: THE WTO’S DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON THE GLOBAL ECONOMYDallin Call
- TIPPING THE SCALE FROM MASS MURDER TO GENOCIDE: WHAT DOES IT TAKE?Katie Sellers
Michael Scott Bryant, AMERICAN MILITARY JUSTICE FROM THE REVOLUTION TO THE UCMJ: THE HARD JOURNEY FROM COMMAND AUTHORITY TO DUE PROCESS, 4 CICLJ 1 (2013).