LEGAL ASSOCIATES, 2004-2010

 

     

 

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2010

 

Name

Affiliation

Project

Elizabeth Shutkin

Columbia University School of Law

Specific intent and Extended Joint Criminal Enterprise liability

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 and the level of satisfaction necessary for issuing an indictment

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

Medical practices under the DK

Laura Goodwin

Fletcher School, Tufts University

How to structure an informal “truth commission” through the genocide education program

Della Sentilles

University of Texas School of Law, Austin

Representations of non-physical harm by civil parties

 

LEGAL ASSOCIATES 2009

Name

Affiliation

Project

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

 

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

Comparative analysis of ethical standards applied at ECCC and international tribunals

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

For more information,

please contact: Anne Heindel

                          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.