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Elizabeth Bahr on Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and Compensation of Military Victims of War on Terror

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Elizabeth Bahr of George Mason Law School has posted to SSRN her Comment, Is the Gavel Mightier than the Sword? Fighting Terrorism in American Courts: The Problematic Implications of Using the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act to Compensate Military Victims of...

Full post as published by Mass Tort Litigation Blog on August 13, 2009 (boomark / email).

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