Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)

LEGAL ASSOCIATES, 2004-Present

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2014

Name	Affiliation	Project
Joshua Birch and Julie Kornfeld		Picked Clean: The Legality and Politics of Cambodian Cultural Heritage Objects

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2013

Name	Affiliation	Project
Kristine Beckerle	Yale Law School	Making Reparations “Effective” in Case 002: Challenges Facing Civil Parties at the ECCC

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2011

Name	Affiliation	Project
Charline Yim	Harvard Law School	The Scope of Victim Participation Before the ICC and the ECCC
Amanda Banik	Seattle University School of Law	Possibilities for Division of the Case 002 Indictment or Bifurcated Trials
Anna Mumford	Albany Law School	Assessing the Potential Criminal Liability of Journalists for Disclosures of Confidential ECCC Information/Saving Justice When an Accused Dies
Barbara Wolfe	Santa Clara University School of Law	The Role of the Pre-Trial Chamber at the ECCC
Kimberly Ang	Michigan School of Law	Framing the Right to be Present
Lise Reuss Muff	University of Copenhagen	The Investigating Judges within the ECCC: Beneficial or a Bureaucratic Burden
Mary Orsini	Rutgers School of Law – Newark	The Premature Dismissal of Case 003
Sam Yemington	Wyoming College of Law	Comparative Efficiency: Framing the ECCC Expenses within the Context of Previous Hybrid Tribunals
Sharita Gruberg	Georgetown Law School	Admissibility of Extra-Temporal Evidence in the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Tatiana Sainati	Duke University Law School	Scope of the Co-Investigating Judges Duty to Investigate
Tessa Bialek	Yale Law School	The Duty to Provide Public Information During ECCC Judicial Investigations/ Legacy at the ECCC: Research Overview
Valerie Stranieri	Tulane Law School	Equality of Arms and Judicial Independence in the Investigation of Case 002

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2010

Name	Affiliation	Project
Ryan Park	Harvard Law School	Proving Genocidal Intent: International Precedent and ECCC Case 002
Elizabeth Shutkin	Columbia University School of Law	Potential Genocide Convictions Under Extended JCE
Stephanie Wang	Columbia University School of Law	Analysis of the ECCC detention rules
Aimee Haynes	Temple University Beasley School of Law	Limits of pre-trial detention under the Internal Rules
Krista Nelson	Seattle University School of Law	Transparency obligations at the pre-trial stage
Gina Cortese	Santa Clara University School of Law	Investigative Requests
Natalae Anderson	Rutgers School of Law – Newark	The crime of “forced marriage”
James Roberts	University of San Francisco School of Law	Defining the “group” when charging genocide
Jennifer Walker	Michigan School of Law	Ne bis in idem and the 1979 conviction of Ieng Sary
Richard Kilpatrick	Tulane Law School	Judicial notice
Laura Vilim	Georgetown Law School	Prosecuting Khmer Rouge Medical Practices as Crimes against Humanity
Laura Goodwin	Fletcher School, Tufts University	How to structure an informal “truth commission” through the genocide education program
Della Sentilles	Law school, University of Texas	Research for "Trauma in the Courtroom" by J. Ciorciari and A. Heindel in Cambodia's Hidden Scars (DC-Cam 2011)

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2009

Name	Affiliation	Project
Andy Diamond	Brooklyn Law School	Admissibility of torture confessions as evidence/Public comment on proposed changes to civil party participation
Joanna Geneve	Harvard Law School	Pre-Trial Chamber review of co-prosecutor dispute
Mary Irozuru	Columbia University School of Law	Limits on interlocutory appeals at the ECCC
Kalliopi Lykourgou	Santa Clara University School of Law	Trial time saving measures for case 002
Rehan Abeyratne	Harvard Law School	Nullum crimen sine lege and superior responsibility
Aileen Tsao	Seattle University School of Law	The scope of civil party’s role in “assisting the prosecution” under Rule 23
Toni Holness	Temple University Beasley School of Law	Admissibility of torture confessions as evidence
Alex Lewis	Rutgers School of Law – Newark	The nature and scope of the Supreme Court Chamber’s appellate powers
Charles Jackson	Northwestern University School of Law	International standards regarding mitigation of sentence for remorse
Elizabeth Nielsen	Yale Law School	Legal regime for addressing administrative and judicial corruption allegations
Spencer Cryder	Tulane Law School	Issues surrounding the advanced age of the accused
Adam Coady	Georgetown Law School	Limits on disruptive defense counsel
Savada Prum	Royal University of Law and Economics	Filling ECCC documents
Dany So	Royal University of Law and Economics	Filling ECCC documents

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2008

Name	Affiliation	Project
Annie Gell	Columbia University School of Law	Right of charged persons to have contact with each other
Erin Colleran	Temple University Beasley School of Law	Scope of authority of the Pre-Trial Chamber
Chris Dearing	Seattle University School of Law	Potential judicial bias challenges
Randle DeFalco	Rutgers School of Law – Newark	Joint Criminal Enterprise liability
Marwan Sehwail	Northwestern University School of Law	Joinder of accused
Eric Leveridge	American University, Washington College of Law	Comparative analysis of confidentiality/transparency at international courts
Natalia Nahra	Santa Clara University School of Law	Meaning of “those most responsible”
Cosette Creamer	Harvard Law School	Legal implications of ECCC’s hybrid nature
Sadie Blanchard	Yale Law School	Obligation of ECCC to translate documents
Jared Watkins	Brooklyn Law	Joint Criminal Enterprise liability/ Grave Breaches of the Geneva Conventions
Margarita Clarens	Duke University School of Law	Statute of Limitations for Cambodian National Crimes/Analysis of Duch closing order

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2007

Name	Affiliation	Project
William Shulte	Rutgers School of Law – Newark	Researched history of the Renakse petitions
Jessica Corsi	Harvard Law School	Role of co-investigation judges
Kelly Heidrich	Temple University Beasley School of Law	Wrote and directed the play, “Searching for the Truth”
Norman Pentalovich	Georgetown Law School	Victim outreach
Rockford Hearn	Santa Clara University School of Law	The need for an institutional safeguard to enforce an express code of judicial conduct
Kate Dominguez	Yale Law School	Commentary on Internal Rules
KoKo Huang	Seattle University School of Law	Starvation as a crime against humanity
Solomon Bashi	Northwestern	Starvation as a crime against humanity
Natalie Senst	Ottawa University	Currency as a form of memorialization
Kathryn Simon	Harvard Law School	Victim outreach

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2006

Name	Affiliation	Project
Lara Finkbeiner	University of Michigan, USA	Film project
Richard K. Gilbert	University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law	Polishing Khmer Rouge communication documents in English and trying to establish chains of command from these files.
Kate Hill	Harvard University, USA	War crimes claims for Vietnamese prisoners in Tuol Sleng
Eleanor Hutchison	University of London, UK	DC-Cam Outreach Program. New ideas on skills transfer relating to the work of domestic and international court proceedings.
Geerteke Jansen	Utrecht University,) The Netherlands	Will work closely with witnesses and threat assessment.
Megha Jonnalagadda	(Rutgers University, USA)	Acts of genocide committed against Buddhist monks, tying those acts to Nuon Chea and others on the Standing Committee.
Tumaini Anthony Minja	University of San Diego, US	Not determined yet
Emma Nolan-Abrahamian	University of Michigan, USA	Film project
Danica Piche	McGill University, Canada	Not determined yet
Joyce Song	(Rutgers University, USA)	Mapping and analyzing DC-Cam documents on cases of sexual violence. Defining rape as a crime against humanity between 1975-1979
Sarah Thomas	Columbia University, USA	Possibilities for victims as partie civile intervening in criminal proceedings before the ECCC
Penelope Van Tuyl	University of California, Berkeley, USA	International jurisprudence relating to various substantive legal questions within the ECCC (e.g., discriminatory intent in crimes against humanity, joint criminal enterprise, perhaps amnesty issues)
Megan Whittaker	(Northwestern University, USA)	International jurisprudence relating to various substantive legal questions within the ECCC (e.g., discriminatory intent in crimes against humanity, joint criminal enterprise, perhaps amnesty issues)
Tracy Wood	Seattle University, USA	Training program for police investigators for the ECCC
Su Yin Tan	Yale University, US	Oral history project

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2005

Karen Yookyung Choi, JD candidate for 2006, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law

Devon Chaffee, JD candidate for Spring 2006, Georgetown University Law Center

Janet J. Lee, JD candidate for May 2007, Rutgers-Newark School of Law

Gabriel M. Kuris, JD candidate for June 2007, Harvard Law School

Kevin Osborne, JD candidate for 2007, Santa Clara University School of Law

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2004

Katrina E. Anderson, Seattle University School of Law

Aubrey Ardema, Santa Clara University School of Law

Julia M. Fromholz, University California, Berkeley/Harvard University

Stephen Andrew Liang, Harvard Law School

Kelly Whitley, JD candidate, University of Virginia

VOLUNTEER 2003

John Ciorciari, Oxford University

VOLUNTEER 2002

John Ciorciari, Oxford University

Zal Karkaria, Concordia University

VOLUNTEER 2001

John Ciorciari, Harvard Law School

VOLUNTEER 2000

John Ciorciari, Harvard Law School

Kalyanee Mam, Yale University

VOLUNTEER 1999

John Ciorciari, Harvard Law School

Raymund Johansen, New York Law School

Kalyanee Mam, Yale University

VOLUNTEER 1998

Kalyanee Mam, Yale University

VOLUNTEER 1997

Jaya Ramji, Yale Law School

Christine Barton, Yale Law School

VOLUNTEER 1996

Noah Novogrodsky, Yale Law School

Beth Van Schaack, Yale Law School

Mihaela Grigore, Yale Law School

Clara Starr, Yale Law School

VOLUNTEER 1995

Beth Van Schaack, Yale Law School

Noah Novogrodsky, Yale Law School

Tony Keller, Yale Law School

Curtis Lambrecht, Yale Unversity PhD candidate SE Asian studies

Cambodia: aid and war report 1990 - 1991 by Catherine Geach

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Youk Chhang

Prosecutor, defense lawyer, and judge in traditional Khmer legal attire, painted by an unknown artist in the late 19th century. Source: Ministry of Justice, Royal Government of Cambodia.