The Detroit Mercy Law Review welcomes scholars, legal professionals, and community leaders from across the country to discuss legal issues related to important current events.
The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine is a tragic event that has reverberated across the world. Fallout from it impacts a broad variety of legal specialties. While some of these impacts are yet to be fully realized, it is important to begin discussion and analysis of them.
Presentations will cover issues such as international law, evasion of sanctions using cryptocurrency, legal aspects relating to European reliance on Russian oil, cyberterrorism, and immigration from a variety of angles.
All panel presentations will take place at Detroit Mercy Law, Room 226.
All panel presentations will also be available to watch live on Detroit Mercy Law's Homepage
Welcome & Panel 1: International Frames of Reference and Cyberwar (9:00 am - 11:00 am)
Panel 2: Repercussions of the Conflict in Culture and Immigration (11:10 am – 12:55 pm)
Keynote Presentation & Lunch: John Engstrom – Ensuring the Integrity of Funds Dedicated Toward the Reconstruction of Post-War Ukraine (1:00 pm – 2:00 pm in Atrium)
Panel 3 & Closing Remarks: Monetary and Political Reprisals: Sanctions, Reparations, and Countermeasures at the UN as Part of The International Community’s Response (2:00 pm – 4:00 pm)
Reception: A reception in the Atrium immediately follows the symposium.
Register for 1 or multiple sessions. Registration will close Thursday, March 2 at 5:00 PM (ET).
Parking: Guests may park at the Detroit Mercy Student/Guest Lot located off Larned St. Limited street parking is also available on Jefferson Ave., Congress St., Larned St., St. Antoine St. See map below. Please note the main entrance to the School of Law is located off Larned St.
For additional information on the speakers and presentations, please click here.
Questions? Contact Symposium Director Bradley Gray at grayba1@udmercy.edu
