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This volume is a convergence of opinions by human rights experts on rulings regarding important issues by various national, regional, and international courts and tribunals. Each essay uses material from a variety of jurisdictions and compares the outcomes of, and reasoning by, constitutional or supreme courts and international human rights courts.
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<b>Theodore S. Orlin</b> is a professor of public law at Utica College and is a human rights attorney. <b>Allan Rosas</b> is principal legal advisor at the Legal Service of the European Commission in Belgium. <b>Martin Scheinin</b> is director of the Institute for Human Rights at Abo University in Finland and is on the Human Rights Committee for the United Nations.
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