Charges of bribery and campaign finance violations may be just the start of Eric Adams woes, as the prosecution’s investigation continues. 

When international law, sovereign immunity, and criminal prosecution converge, a new roadmap is needed to navigate increasingly complex cases.

The Florida case against Donald Trump is dismissed over an improbable interpretation of the Constitution. 

With US Presidential elections just around the corner, the Supreme Court’s latest ruling against Donald Trump amplifies the nation’s political polarization.

As Hunter Biden, son of POTUS Joe Biden, faces ongoing prosecution, it appears his celebrity has subjected him to a different set of rules from the general populace.

Fred Davis raises provocative questions about the interpretation and application of Article 3 against former president Trump.

Frederick Davis has been monitoring the Halkbank case, where the US Supreme Court ruled on April 19, 2023, that the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) does not provide immunity in criminal cases. The decision now rests with the US Court of Appeals to determine the possibility of acquiring common law immunity.

Frederick Davis highlights the key issues and evaluates what blanket immunity could mean for SOEs and the Department of Justice’s efforts to prosecute international crime.

Fred Davis writes about how the Fifth Circuit is analyzing various issues touching on cross-border criminal investigations.

Thank you to Fellows Jonathan Sack, Ben Gruenstein, Lucinda Low and Fred Davis for filing an amicus on behalf of The Academy in the Rafoi case.

Thank you to Fellow Jonathan Sack for filing an amicus on behalf of The Academy in the Hoskins case.