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international criminal law, tribunals, jurisdiction
genocide, Darfur, international criminal law, crimes against humanity
torture, ethics, moral choice
Legal ethics, professional ethics, role morality, moral agency, liberalism, pluralism
Schmitt, Carl, 1888-1985, humanitarian law, military law
legal ethics, fiduciary, jurisprudence
Israel, self-defense, international law, Hamas, Operation Cast Lead, proportionality, counterterrorism, nation state, terrorism, suicide bombing infrastructure, non-state actor
Rule of Law, Practice of Law, Dignity
international human rights, human dignity, human rights pragmatism
Arendt, Hannah, 1906-1975, criminal law, international law
criminal law, torture, international law
Legal Ethics, Criminal Law, Prosecution
International law, military law, national security, criminal law, collateral damage
Arendt, conspiracy theories, virtue epistemology, common sense
international law, global justice, political philosophy, international political morality
military law, national security, legal ethics, legal profession
International law, military law, criminal law, national security
laws of war, international human rights, human rights thinking, human conflict, sovereignty
Legal Ethics, Legal Philosophy, Legal Theory, Legal History, Legal Biography, Law and Literature
Legal Ethics, Lawyers, Practice of Law
genocide, Jerusalem court, Eichmann trial, Jews, Holocaust, crimes against humanity
separation of powers, commander-in-chief, military law
military lawyers, legal profession, international humanitarian law, laws of war, laws of armed conflict, military necessity
national security, professional ethics, torture, terror
Legal Ethics, Professional Responsibility, W. Bradley Wendel, Morality, Law and Philosophy, Legal Theory, Legal Profession
War, International Law, War and Emergency Powers
War on Terrorism, September 11, terrorist, military risks, just war theory, law of war
selective conscientious objection, civilian control of the military, jus ad bellum, choice under uncertainty, manifest illegality
torture, national security, interrogation
analytic jurisprudence, unsociability, analytic philosophy, synechism, contemporary Anglophone jurisprudence
international law, human rights, legal theory, legal philosophy, national security