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Sovereignty

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  1. Turtle Talk

    Indian Law Articles in Michigan Bar Journal, Sept. 2026

    By Matthew L.M. Fletcher

    Here: Foreign-Trade Zones in Indian Country [Go Blue] Practicing in a Sovereign Space: Opportunity and complexity in tribal transactions Traversing personal injury law in Indian Country Native American law explainer

  2. Legal History Blog

    Mitchell, "Unsettling Sovereignty: International Law, Nuclear Weapons, and US Extraterritorial Power in Postwar Oceania"

    By karentanilegalhistoryblog-blogspot-com

    New from the University of Chicago Press: Unsettling Sovereignty: International Law, Nuclear Weapons, and US Extraterritorial Power in Postwar Oceania (2026), by M.X. Mitchell (New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University,…

  3. Inside Privacy

    A Comparison of the EU Cloud and AI Development Act Requirements Against the U.S. FOCI Regime and FedRAMP

    By Ashden Fein, Heather Finstuen, Ryan Burnette, Jacob Crump, Alexandra Bruer

    As governments increasingly focus on cloud security and sovereignty, the European Commission (“EC”) is, through its proposal for a Cloud and AI Development Act (“CADA Proposal”), attempting to create a…

  4. Legal History Blog

    Kelly on Liberian Legal History

    By Dan Ernst

    Ezekiel Kelly, a Lecturer at Censil University, has posted two papers on the legal history of Liberia.  The first is Sovereignty on Trial: Liberian Law, Forced Labour and the League…

  5. EJIL: Talk!

    Can Argentina Bring UNCLOS Proceedings Against the UK Concerning the Exploitation of Hydrocarbon Resources in the North Malvinas Basin?

    By Abhijeet Shrivastava

    On 28 September 2026, Argentina’s President announced that he had instructed its Foreign Ministry and the government’s legal teams to institute arbitral proceedings against the United Kingdom under Annex VII…

  6. Legal History Blog

    Genell's "Empire by Law"

    By Dan Ernst

    Aimee M. Genell, Boston University, has published Empire by Law: The Ottoman Origins of the Mandate System in the Middle East (Columbia University Press).  She is interviewed here.The Ottoman Empire…

  7. Jotwell

    Leviathan Twisted: The Supreme Court’s Legitimation of Police Violence

    By Eric J. Miller

    Alice Ristroph is one of our foremost philosophers of police violence. She has provided important clarity about the physical nature of “force” and its effect on human bodies, and painstakingly…

  8. Hawaiian Kingdom Blog

    NEWS ALERT: Judge to Sign Order Granting Amici Curiae’s Motion for Reconsideration

    By Hawaiian Kingdom

    On September 14, 2026, the attorney for the Amici Curiae was notified that Judge Micah Smith will sign an Order granting Amici’s Motion for Reconsideration of the Court’s Order denying…

  9. Jindal Forum for International and Economic Laws

    Justice or Vengeance? International Law and Gotham’s Dark Knight

    By Jindalforinteconlaws

    Batman has a rule. He does not kill. It is a strange rule for a man who spends his nights confronting criminals, often violently, and who possesses more than enough…

  10. Hawaiian Kingdom Blog

    Natural Born Citizenship under Hawaiian Kingdom Law during the American Occupation

    By Hawaiian Kingdom

    According to Blackstone, the English common law rule of jus soli—any person born within British territory is a British subject by birth, is traced back to the feudal law of…