A guide to the frenzy of filings that Trump and his co-defendants have made in six courts in an effort to erase his criminal record.

On the fourth anniversary of the attack, 1,583 have been arrested and 1,270 convicted. Now how many will be pardoned?

The ICJ’s Ukraine v. Russia judgment highlights violations of language rights in Crimea but omits the colonial legacy of Russification. 

To harmonize cyber regulations, researchers and the government must first understand disharmonies and their causes.

A judge at Guantanamo rejected Secretary Austin’s attempt to cancel the 9/11 guilty pleas because law still matters—at least to some.

Large language models cannot eliminate the need for human judgment in constitutional law.

The ICC plays a critical role in international and national security—sanctions undermine its work and damage a valuable tool for combating emerging transnational threats.

The French foreign ministry’s statement on Netanyahu’s immunity from an ICC arrest warrant stands in stark contrast to recent rulings and its own past positions.