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Shadow Committee - American Branch: Correspondence Journal articles MSS 04-2, Box 32, Folder 15

Contains handwritten notes and highlights, Correspondents include: Alfred P. Rubin, Anthony D'Amato, Monroe Leigh, Jim Nafziger, Cynthia Lichtenstein, Michael Sandler, Jounral Articles (with notes): 1. "What does Tel-Oren Tell Lawyers?" By Anthony D'Amato in "The American Journal of International Law," 79:1, January 1985, 2. "Revising the Law of 'Piracy'" by Alfred P. Ruin, California Western International Law Journal, 21:1, 1990-1991.

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. Monroe Leigh papers
  3. International Criminal Court (ICC)
  4. International Law Association Committee on State Immunity

Shipping Valuation Case Summaries VIII - XIV MSS 04-2, Box 42, Folder 10

Contains cases National Bulk Carriers v. United States, North American Shipping Company v. United States, Olive J. Olson & Company v. United States, Ozanic v. United States, Petition of Grace Lines, Smith-Douglass Company v. United States, Trailerships Inc. v. United States, Wilson Lines v. United States

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. Monroe Leigh papers
  3. Legal Papers
  4. Case Files

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