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Video from JURIST - Monitor: November 2007
  • The Mukasey Hearings Revisited [GULC]
  • ICC cooperation with state parties: Darfur, Sudan, Uganda [UN]
  • Duch bail hearing [ECCC]
  • ICC briefing [UN]
  • Immigration, Amnesty and the Rule of Law [Federalist Society]
  • The Constitution and American Exceptionalism [Federalist Society]
  • Worldwide death penalty moratorium debate [UN GA Third Comm.]
  • The Independence of Federal Prosecutors [Federalist Society]
  • EU briefing on death penalty moratorium [UN]
  • Terrorism, Congress and the President [Harvard Law School]
  • March supporting Pakistani lawyers [ABA]
  • Swearing-in of US Attorney General Michael Mukasey [White House]
  • The Terror Presidency [Duke Law School]
  • The Immigration Policy Crisis [WUSTL Law School]
  • Torture and 'enhanced' interrogation hearing [US House Judiciary Comm.]
  • Mukasey AG confirmation vote [US Senate Judiciary Comm.]
  • Lahore lawyers protest against emergency rule [Pakistan]
  • Human Rights Concerns in Vietnam [US House FAC]
  • Musharraf emergency rule declaration [Pakistan]
  • The US Supreme Court's Shrinking Caseload [Harvard Law School]


  • Friday, November 30, 2007

    The Mukasey Hearings Revisited [GULC]
    3:09 PM ET



    The Mukasey Hearings Revisited: Legal Experts Analyze the New Attorney General’s Views on National Security and Separation of Powers, Georgetown University Law Center, November 29, 2007. QT, 1 hr. 31 mis. Additional information here. Watch recorded video.



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    ICC cooperation with state parties: Darfur, Sudan, Uganda [UN]
    1:27 PM ET



    Briefing on multilateral cooperation between the International Criminal Court and State-parties during investigations in Darfur, Sudan and Northern Uganda, November 29, 2007. RealPlayer, 55 mins. Watch recorded video.



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    Tuesday, November 27, 2007

    Duch bail hearing [ECCC]
    3:48 PM ET



    Bail motion hearing for Kaing Guek Eav (Duch), Extraordinary Chambers in the Court of Cambodia, Pre-Trial Chamber, November 20, 2007 [hearing arguments on bail for former Khmer Rouge official Kaing Guek Eav, also known as Duch]. Flash, 2 hrs. Watch recorded video of segment 1. See also segments 2, 3, 4, 5.



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    Wednesday, November 21, 2007

    ICC briefing [UN]
    11:20 PM ET



    Fatou Bensouda, Deputy Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, provides updates on the court's current trials and investigations, UN, November 21, 2007. Realplayer, 22 minutes. Watch recorded video.



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    Saturday, November 17, 2007

    Immigration, Amnesty and the Rule of Law [Federalist Society]
    6:52 PM ET



    Immigration, Amnesty and the Rule of Law, Federalist Society, November 16, 2007. Flash, 35 minutes.



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    The Constitution and American Exceptionalism [Federalist Society]
    6:36 PM ET



    The Constitution & American Exceptionalism: Citation of Foreign Law, Federalist Society, November 17, 2007. Flash, 1 hr. 29 mins.



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    Friday, November 16, 2007

    Worldwide death penalty moratorium debate [UN GA Third Comm.]
    11:29 PM ET



    Debate on proposed worldwide moratorium on the death penalty, UN General Assembly Third Committee, November 15-16, 2007. Watch recorded video of the proceeding and vote [part 1 and part 2]. Reported in JURIST's Paper Chase here.



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    Thursday, November 15, 2007

    The Independence of Federal Prosecutors [Federalist Society]
    9:03 PM ET



    The Independence of Federal Prosecutors, Federalist Society, November 15, 2007 [discussing the US Attorney firings]. Flash, 1 hr. 28 mins. Additional details here.



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    EU briefing on death penalty moratorium [UN]
    8:26 PM ET



    Amb. João Manuel Guerra Salgueiro, on behalf of the European Union, briefs on the UN General Assembly draft resolution on the moratorium on the use of the death penalty, United Nations, November 15, 2007. RealPlayer, 9 minutes. Watch recorded video.



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    Wednesday, November 14, 2007

    Terrorism, Congress and the President [Harvard Law School]
    9:46 PM ET



    Dealing with Terrorism: What Congress and the President Should Do, Harvard Law School, November 14, 2007 [discussing what changes they think should be adopted to better deal with the legal issues that have become controversial in dealing with the war on terror, including interrogation techniques, detention facilities, surveillance, and torture]. 1 hr. 22 minutes. Additional event details here. Watch recorded video.



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    March supporting Pakistani lawyers [ABA]
    9:19 PM ET



    Washington solidarity march in support of Pakistani lawyers, American Bar Association, November 14, 2007. Flash, 3 minutes. Watch recorded video. Recorded video of full remarks by ABA President William H. Neukom also available.



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    Swearing-in of US Attorney General Michael Mukasey [White House]
    4:57 PM ET



    Ceremonial swearing-in of Judge Michael Mukasey as Attorney General of the United States by US Chief Justice John Roberts , November 14, 2007. Windows Media Player, 14 minutes. Watch recorded video. Reported in JURIST's Paper Chase here.



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    Monday, November 12, 2007

    The Terror Presidency [Duke Law School]
    9:43 PM ET



    The Terror Presidency, Jack Goldsmith, Duke Law School, November 12, 2007 [discussing the legal issues raised by the Bush administration's approach to the war on terror]. RealPlayer, 1 hr. Watch recorded video.



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    Friday, November 09, 2007

    The Immigration Policy Crisis [WUSTL Law School]
    4:11 PM ET



    Deporting Our Souls: The Immigration Policy Crisis, Professor Bill Ong Hing, Washington University Law School, November 8, 2007. Windows Media Player, 50 minutes. Watch recorded video.



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    Torture and 'enhanced' interrogation hearing [US House Judiciary Comm.]
    2:43 PM ET



    Oversight Hearing on Torture and the Cruel, Inhuman, and Degrading Treatment of Detainees: The Effectiveness and Consequences of “Enhanced” Interrogation, US House Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties, November 8, 2007. RealPlayer, 3 hrs. 19 mins. Watch recorded video.



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    Thursday, November 08, 2007

    Mukasey AG confirmation vote [US Senate Judiciary Comm.]
    11:02 PM ET



    Executive Business Meeting on The Nomination Of Michael B. Mukasey To Be The Attorney General Of The United States, US Senate Judiciary Committee, November 6, 2007. Flash, 1 hr. 21 mins.



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    Tuesday, November 06, 2007

    Lahore lawyers protest against emergency rule [Pakistan]
    11:41 PM ET



    Montage of pictures taken by a Lahore University of Management Sciences student at the Lahore High Court lawyers protest against emergency rule in Pakistan, November 6, 2007. 3 minutes. Reported in JURIST's Paper Chase here.

    A student at the LUMS sent this description to the LUMS student body, later posted on YouTube:
    Yesterday around 35 students and a couple of faculty members of this university, on their own decision, went to the Lahore High Court(LHC) to register their protest against the suspension of civil and political liberties. For those who dont yet know about the proceedings here is a synopsis.

    After raising slogans against the current regime, more than a thousand lawyers tried to move on to the mall road to protest. The police outside the main gate baton charged the lawyers and tear gased them. Some lawyers hurled back stones in retaliation. In response, a major tear gas-baton charge operation took place which forced everyone to take refuge inside buildings such as the cafeteria, bar hall, medical centre, and the library.

    The police, breaking all rules and laws, proceeded inside the LHC premises and in a brutal assult broke into each and every building one by one, breaking doors and windows, and beat up anyone they say including ladies and elderly lawyers. Two of our students were kicked, slapped, and roughed up during this operation. Despite Dr. Pervaiz Hassans insistance that the police cannot enter into a medical facility no matter what, abusive plainclothes and baton weilding police broke down the door and entered. Dr Pervaiz Hassan was dragged out. The brave man was arrested defending the seriously injured people inside.

    Meanwhile most of the LUMS groups was inside a tiny room in the medical centre after barely escaping baton charging fanatics by mere feets in the bar hall. After arresting Dr. Pervaiz Hassan, the policemen broke down the door to our room. After long protests, we were finally let out, forced to raise our hands as if we were prisoners of war and led out while policemen standing around threw verbal abuses at us. However, once the media got hold of the fact that we were students, it created a weird buzz that resulted in us standing on one side of the main gate. This happened momments before all of us were loaded into vans with the lawyers.

    The concessions given to us did not change the fact that many already injured and bleading lawyers were being dragged and beaten brutaly infont of our eyes even after being arrested. The police also hit an ex lady judge of the high court on the head with a baton and then later did not even let her treat it in the medical centre. According to conservatice estimates more than half of the lawyers present were arrested.

    It was a sad and shameful day for the country!



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    Human Rights Concerns in Vietnam [US House FAC]
    3:47 PM ET



    Human Rights Concerns in Vietnam, US House Foreign Affairs Committee, November 6, 2007. RealPlayer, 2 hrs 14 mins. Watch recorded video.



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    Saturday, November 03, 2007

    Musharraf emergency rule declaration [Pakistan]
    11:32 PM ET



    Emergency rule address, Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, November 3, 2007 [portion in English], 3 minutes, via Al Jazeera. Reported in JURIST's Paper Chase here.



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    The US Supreme Court's Shrinking Caseload [Harvard Law School]
    2:55 PM ET



    The US Supreme Court's Shrinking Caseload, US Solicitor-General Paul Clement, Harvard Law School, October 27, 2007. RealPlayer, 52 minutes. Additional event details here. Watch recorded video.



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