Links for Law of Armed Conflict Materials- March 19, 2003 Back in the 80s I taught a lot of Law of Armed Conflict classes to Air Force personnel in Japan. Things have gotten increasingly more complicated since then, although the law itself hasn't changed much. For those of you interested in such things, JURIST's Paper Chase has a good post with some links: The law of war. Military action against Iraq will set the stage for a variety of legal problems and issues relating not so much to the overall legality of the operation but...http://radio.weblogs.com/0109773/2003/03/19.html#a87 Fascinating Online Chat with Attorney who argued CIPA Case- March 5, 2003 I had to link to this fascinating transcript from the Washington Post of an online chat with Paul M. Smith, the attorney who argued today's Web filtering case in the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of the American Library Association. Mr Smith answers questions from the public about CIPA, filtering, and today's arguments. I hope the Justices "get" the problems with filters, but I have to say that I'm worried they won't. Via How Appealinghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0109773/2003/03/05.html#a86 |