Professor Amann Participates in International Humanitarian Law Dialogs
Professor Diane Marie Amann took part in the 4th International Humanitarian Law Dialogs at the Chautauqua Institution in upstate New York on August 29-31.
With co-sponsors including the Robert H. Jackson Center, the IntLawGrrls blog (of which Professor Amann is a founding contributor), and the American Society of International Law, the conference brought together international prosecutors from around the world. In her capacity as vice president of the ASIL, Professor Amann read aloud the 4th Chautauqua Declaration and spoke on international criminal justice with media including the Jamestown, New York newspaper The Post-Journal. The Declaration honors the legacy of Justice Robert Jackson, the chief U.S. prosecutor at the Nuremberg trials of Nazi war criminals.
Diane Marie Amann is a Professor of Law and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Hall Research Scholar, and Director, California International Law Center at King Hall, UC Davis School of Law.