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NEIL CAMERON
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Nuremberg Movie Review
I went to see James Vanderbilt’s new Nuremberg movie the other day, starring Russel Crowe, Rami Malek, Richard E Grant and Michael Shannon. I’ve been fascinated by the history and jurisprudence of these trials since I was a Constitutional Law student and read my way through the entre transcript in the library one summer. There have been a number of documentaries and movies about these, and similar trials. Most notably, on the documentary front there is the live record made at
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3 days ago10 min read
The Girl at the Wall
How the movie Eye in the Sky Tests the Principle on Foreseeable Harm to Innocents Spoiler Alert: This paper discusses the plot and ending of Eye in the Sky (2015) in detail Introduction: The Hardest Case Gavin Hood’s 2015 film Eye in the Sky is widely regarded as the most realistic depiction of modern drone warfare in popular cinema. Military lawyers and targeting specialists have praised its fidelity to the texture of real targeting decisions. It was the last major role of
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Feb 313 min read
Legal Technology Writing
For over thirty years I have worked at the intersection of law and technology - first as a practitioner, then as a consultant, and now as Lead Analyst at Legal IT Insider, for 30 years, the world's leading trade publication covering the legal technology market. My reporting and analysis for Legal IT Insider covers the business and technology developments shaping how law firms and legal departments operate: from AI and automation to practice management, cybersecurity, and the
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Feb 11 min read
FHI Policy Brief
1. What the Declaration Does The Declaration on Foreseeable Harm to Innocents establishes a clear and operational civilian-protection rule: Attacks shall not be launched where persons clearly identifiable as civilians are foreseeably at risk of death or serious injury, unless narrowly defined emergency conditions are met and all feasible alternatives have been exhausted. This rule includes an explicit avoidability gate . If harm to ascertainable civilians is both foreseeable
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Feb 110 min read
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