Vol. 23 No. 2 (2015)

Published: 2021-10-27

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Greyson Harness
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Salvaging Court, Agency, and Private Litigant Resources When Faced with Noncooperative Parties

Kathleen W. Cannon, Benjamin Blase Caryl
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Streamlining Discovery: Does the Nature of the Practice Before the U.S. Court of International Trade Provide Suggestions for How To Accomplish It?

Beverly A. Farrell
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Who’s on the Hook? (And Who Can Afford the Hook Anyway?): Responding to Customs and Border Protection’s Requests for Factual Information: Responsibilities, Burdens, and Consequences

Frances P. Hadfield
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Where Three Is Not a Crowd: What Outside Parties Can Do To Enhance Cooperation Between Enforcement and Compliance and Customs and Border Protection

Deborah R. King
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Veil-Piercing in Customs Enforcement Proceedings: The Role of Federal Common Law

Joshua E. Kurland
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Remands Are a Consequence of Administrative Law, So Why Are We All So Frustrated?

Greyson Harness; Michele D. Lynch
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Congratulations, You Have Now Been Chosen: Evolving Practice and Emerging Issues for Mandatory Respondent Selection in Antidumping Cases

Daniel L. Porter, James P. Durling, Claudia D. Hartleben
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No Reservations: A Proposal To Streamline Calendar Practice in the United States Court of International Trade

Russell A. Semmel
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Ten Years of Mediation at the United States Court of International Trade: Perspectives of a Private Practitioner

William C. Sjoberg
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R (Khan) v. The Secretary of State for Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs : U.K. Courts—The Pontius Pilate of Drone Strikes

Michael K. Caswell
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Liu Meng-Lin v. Siemens AG : The Last of the Foreign Whistleblowers

Saisha Chandrasekaran
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Trabelsi v. Belgium: Extradition of Terrorist Suspects and Aversion to Whole-Life Prison Sentences

Stephen Gieger
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Google Spain SL, Google Inc. v. Agencia Española de Protección de Datos, Mario Costeja González : An Entitlement to Erasure and Its Endless Effects

Sarah M. Kalis
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S.A.S. v. France : The Full-Face Veil as a Threat to Public Safety and the Protection of Others

Hilary Khoury
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Ministry of Oil of the Republic of Iraq v. 1,032,212 Barrels of Crude Oil Aboard the United Kalavrvta : Is the UNITED KALAVRVTA’s Oil Cargo a Slippery Slope for U.S. Courts?

Greyson Harness; Suzanne S. Kimble
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Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law

Vol. 23 No. 2 (2015)

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Articles

Salvaging Court, Agency, and Private Litigant Resources When Faced with Noncooperative Parties

Streamlining Discovery: Does the Nature of the Practice Before the U.S. Court of International Trade Provide Suggestions for How To Accomplish It?

Who’s on the Hook? (And Who Can Afford the Hook Anyway?): Responding to Customs and Border Protection’s Requests for Factual Information: Responsibilities, Burdens, and Consequences

Where Three Is Not a Crowd: What Outside Parties Can Do To Enhance Cooperation Between Enforcement and Compliance and Customs and Border Protection

Veil-Piercing in Customs Enforcement Proceedings: The Role of Federal Common Law

Remands Are a Consequence of Administrative Law, So Why Are We All So Frustrated?

Congratulations, You Have Now Been Chosen: Evolving Practice and Emerging Issues for Mandatory Respondent Selection in Antidumping Cases

No Reservations: A Proposal To Streamline Calendar Practice in the United States Court of International Trade

Ten Years of Mediation at the United States Court of International Trade: Perspectives of a Private Practitioner

R (Khan) v. The Secretary of State for Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs : U.K. Courts—The Pontius Pilate of Drone Strikes

Liu Meng-Lin v. Siemens AG : The Last of the Foreign Whistleblowers

Trabelsi v. Belgium: Extradition of Terrorist Suspects and Aversion to Whole-Life Prison Sentences

Google Spain SL, Google Inc. v. Agencia Española de Protección de Datos, Mario Costeja González : An Entitlement to Erasure and Its Endless Effects

S.A.S. v. France : The Full-Face Veil as a Threat to Public Safety and the Protection of Others

Ministry of Oil of the Republic of Iraq v. 1,032,212 Barrels of Crude Oil Aboard the United Kalavrvta : Is the UNITED KALAVRVTA’s Oil Cargo a Slippery Slope for U.S. Courts?

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