"Retributive Justice vs. Restorative Justice: Pursuing Justice and Peace Concurrently"

"Moving Forward:
The Future of the ICC in Light of Recent Developments"
Emory International Law Review's 2013 Symposium Feb. 26, 2013
Kevin Cieply, John Marshall School of Law

Dr. Zachary Kaufman, Yale Law School

Moderator: Laurie Blank, Emory University School of Law

[@markeviston5920]

Prof.Cieply's delivery walks you right into a stronger grasp of the issue, in a manner that prompts a keener understanding of specifics drawing from one's own experience and understanding of the subject matter...refreshing to hear someone speak that isn't in love with his own voice. Pictures are hung, men are hanged...otherwise brillian!

[@davidforan2528]

Thank you Professor Laurie Blank for sharing your knowledge on international law. From Ireland 🇮🇪

[@linogomic4981]

Quite elaborate and significantly great !!

[@MrPiccolop]

Good example of Social-Obligations and Tectonics @32:40

[@smooa1889]

i dont agree with either. i believe in systemic justice. never blame ppl or individuals (individuals dont exist) for anything ever

[@werewolfking2646]

People must be held accountable, it's the first law of morals.

[@duck-yw2gk]

Under this philosophy, no system of justice is the best way to create a just world. If there is no system in place, the system cannot create injustices.