Nan Aron of Alliance for Justice has an excellent critique of those arbitration clauses in the fine print we are constantly being forced to sign and a new rule that will address one of the problems with those clauses: http://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/2016-08-19/cfpb-takes-one-step-to-fix-rigged-forced-arbitration. It’s well worth reading.
AfJIL- Kenya Walks Tightrope in Somalia
- ICC Rejects Admissibility Challenge
- ICC Denies Prosecutor’s Application to Delay Disclosure
- Deferral Bid Fails After Security Council Consultation
- Analyzing the Merits of Kenya’s Inadmissibility Motion and Security Council to Consider Deferral on Friday April 8, 2011
- O’Campo Loses Interlocutory Appeal
- As Libya Takes Center-Stage at the Security Council, Kenya’s Scheduled Discussion Falters and Notes on Judge Kaul’s Dissent & Non-State Actors
- Kenya Announces It Will Challenge Admissibility: Chances of Success Extremely Poor
- ICC Issues Summons For All Six Kenyan Suspects: Dissent Expected From Judge Kaul
- In First Real Test Constitution Prevails as Kibaki Reverses Unilateral Appointments: Implications for Kenya’s Deferral Bid
Constitutionalism and Democracy 