Course Details

International Criminal Law in U.S. Courts

In a shrinking world, crime increasingly knows no borders. This three-credit hour course explores U.S. criminal prosecutions of international crimes. A discussion of the jurisdictional and venue requirements for overseas crimes segues into the crimes themselves: piracy, cybercrime, international cartels and more. Special attention is paid to increased prosecutions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in a global marketplace. The class concludes with discussions of extradition and gathering evidence abroad. This course is formerly known as Special Topics in International Criminal Law

Catalog Number: CONPUB 685
Practice Areas: Criminal Law Practice Area,  International Law Practice Area

Course History

Fall 2017
Title: International Criminal Law in U.S. Courts
Faculty: Rodney, Renai
Section: 1     Credits: 2.0
Capacity: 20     Actual: 5

Fall 2016
Title: International Criminal Law in U.S. Courts
Faculty: Sorensen, Juliet (courses | profile)
Section: 1     Credits: 3.0
Capacity: 65     Actual: 18

Fall 2015
Title: International Criminal Law in U.S. Courts
Faculty: Sorensen, Juliet (courses | profile)
Section: 1     Credits: 3.0
Capacity: 65     Actual: 22

Fall 2014
Title: International Criminal Law in U.S. Courts
Faculty: Sorensen, Juliet (courses | profile)
Section: 1     Credits: 3.0
Capacity: 65     Actual: 27