HRLR:  About | Latest Volume | Archives | News | Staff | Submissions | Contact JLM Volume 42.1 - Fall 2010 Tribute to Louis Henkin Peter Rosenblum Light Shining Darkly: Comparing Post-Conflict Constitutional Structures Concerning Speech and Association in Germany and Rwanda Zachary Pall Forced Marriage and Asylum: Perceiving the Invisible Harm Kim Thuy Seelinger The Paradox of Partnership: Amnesty International, Responsible Advocacy, and NGO Accountability Diana Hortsch Human Rights and the Model Rules of Professional Conduct: Intersection and Intergration Martha F. Davis Protecting Rights by Rejecting Lawsuits: Using Immunity to Prevent Civil Litigation From Eroding Police Obligations Under Brady v. Maryland Andrew Case Diplomatic Assurances Against Torture and Ill Treatment: European Court of Human Rights Jurisprudence Alice Izumo Volume 42.2 - Winter 2011 There and Back Again: The Strange Journey of Special Advocates and Comparative Law Methodology David Jenkins The Constitutional Right to Information Roy Peled and Yoram Rabin The Law: What’s Disability Studies Got to Do with It or An Introduction to Disability Legal Studies Arlene S. Kanter Using Cognitive Neuroscience to Predict Future Dangerousness Adam Lamparello The Potential Impact of CEDAW Ratification on U.S. Employment Discrimination Law: Lessons from Canada Jessica Riggin Volume 42.3 - Spring 2011 Unsettling Developments: Terrorism and the New Case for Enhancing Protection and Humanitarian Assistance for Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons, Including Victims of Natural Disasters Michele R. Pistone and John J. Hoeffner Beyond the Guantánamo Bind: Pragmatic Multilateralism in Refugee Resettlement Melissa J. Durkee Privacy for Children Benjamin Shmueli and Ayelet Blecher-Prigat When Cultures Collide: Foreign Direct Investment, Natural Resources, and Indigenous Heritage in International Investment Law Valentina S. Vadi Refugees and the Biometric Future: The Impact of Biometrics On Refugees and Asylum Seekers Achraf Farraj Testing Justice: Prospects for Constitutional Claims by Victims Whose Rape Kits Remain Untested Milli Kanani Hansen

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