Contributors
Jessica Peake is is currently pur- suing an SJD from the Universi- ty of Pennsylvania and is a Visit- ing Researcher at UCLA School of Law. Her research focus is international criminal procedure. She has worked in the Defense Services Section of the Extraor- dinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, and was an intern in the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribu- nal for the Former Yugoslavia.
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Kaitlin Ball is a third-year law student at the University of Geor- gia and the student president of the International Law Students Association. While at UGA, Kait- lin has served as a research as- sistant for the Special Advisor on Children in and Affected by War to the International Crimi- nal Court. completed a summer with the Organization for Secu- rity and Cooperation in Europe’s Mission to Bosnia, and served in the State Department’s Office of the Legal Adviser.
Blake Evans is a third-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. While at the University of Georgia School of Law, he has served on Profes- sor Diane Amann’s select team in support of her role as the International Criminal Court’s Special Adviser on Children in and affected by Armed Conflict, completed summer associate positions for Langdale Vallotton in Valdosta, GA and Fernando Scornik Gerstein in Spain.
Rachel Catlett is a second-year law student at Washburn Uni- versity School of Law. While at Washburn University School of Law, she has served as the Vice-President for the Washburn Intellectual Property Law So- ciety. She will be spending her Spring 2014 semester studying abroad at Maastricht University, in Maastricht, Netherlands.
Steven Wu is a second-year law student at the University of Kansas School of Law, where he is the President of the Asian Law Student Association and the Vice President of the Inter- national Law Society. Currently, he works at the Department of Justice’s Executive Office for Im- migration Review and conducts research on Chinese law. He will participate on the University of Kansas’s 2013-2014 Jessup In- ternational Moot Court team.
Pinky Mehta is a second-year law student at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. At Penn Law, she is involved with the Journal of International Law, Jessup Moot Court, International Human Rights Advocates, Iraqi Refugee Assistance Program, and South Asian Law Students Association. Last summer, she was an International Summer Human Rights Fellow at the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland.
Joshua Ash is a second-year law student at West Virginia University College of Law. Ash holds Bachelor’s degrees in En- vironmental Geoscience, World Languages, and International Studies. While at West Virginia University College of Law, he has done research for the Center for Energy and Sustainable De- velopment, as well as working at the National Research Center for Coal and Energy. Ash has stud- ied in France, the United Arab Emirates, Malawi, and Brazil.
Saiena Shafiezadeh is a sec- ond-year law student at The John Marshall Law School. She currently serves as an intern at ILSA and is a law clerk for the Cook County Public Defender’s. At school, she is the Vice Presi- dent of Amnesty International and the Fundraising Chair of Middle Eastern Law Student As- sociation. She is also a member of the Trial Advocacy and Dispute Resolution Honors Council.
Tia L. Haywood is a second- year law student at Case West- ern Reserve University School of Law. While at Case Western Re- serve University School of Law, she has clerked for Judge Caro- lyn B. Friedland of the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, interned at the Cleveland Met- ropolitan Bar Association’s Certi- fied Grievance Committee, and serves as the Treasurer of Black Law Student’s Association.
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