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Universal Jurisdiction, the Alien Tort Statute, and Transnational Public-Law Litigation after Kiobel
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no DOI — not checkedOne may expect, for instance, an international version of the debate in American constitutional law over the legitimacy of the "passive virtues"-that is, doctrines by which courts avoid taking jurisdiction over disputes likely to damage their legitimacy
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no DOI — not checkedB]ecause of the costly and time-consuming nature of international criminal justice, where national courts have failed to act, the ICC can only investigate or prosecute a small fraction of the perpetrators
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no DOI — not checked534 Nor is the business community's "nightmare scenario" likely to come to pass: no large damages awards have been rendered against corporate defendants; settlements have been relatively modest; and massive class actions remain largely on the horizon. Likewise, the federal courts' efforts to narrow the ATS, including the Supreme Court's decision in Kiobel, are unlikely to usher in a new era of expanded impunity. The courts' limits have limits, and other avenues-including the TVPA and state litigationremain. It is, perhaps, time to step back and take a breath. 531. The U.S. Supreme Court Must Preserve the Alien Tort Statute for International Corporate Human Rights Cases
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