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International Judicial Observer, No. 3

Mario Babitinov, William C. Gilmore, J. Rich Leonard, Bruno A. Ristau, James G. Apple

September 1, 1996

In this issue of the International Judicial Observer:

Major International Judicial Conference to Meet in Washington
Legal and Judicial Reform in Bulgaria, by Mario Babitinov
Progress Toward the Creation of an International Court, by William C. Gilmore
Zambian Trips Provide Judge with Adventures, Insights into Africa, by J. Rich Leonard
International law--A Binding Body of Rules for Nations to Follow, by Bruno A. Ristau
Former U.S. Judge Presides at First International War Crimes Trial Since Nuremberg
McDonald Heads Three-Judge Panel in The Hague, by James G. Apple
Where to Find It: The Substance of International Law, by James G. Apple

A newspaper published by the Center in cooperation with the American Society of International Law. The International Observer covered international judicial issues. International Judicial Observer was published from 1995-1997. It ceased publication with issue number 4, June 1997.

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