IEL in Domestic Courts

The Gambling dispute has been great for opportunities to raise WTO law in domestic law.  Here's another example, from the Imega vs. Gonzalez decision, issued this past week by the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, which involved a complaint against the Unlawful Internet

A large and sophisticated literature examines the normative desirability of granting "direct effect" to WTO law in domestic courts. However, much of this scholarship focuses on civil litigation. A related, but largely unexplored, question relates to the impact, if any, of WTO law on criminal prosecutions. In particular,

Following-up on my earlier post, first, as of a couple weeks ago Gary Kaplan was still in jail, with bail having been denied. Second, how long before they make a Law and Order episode about this case? Third, here is a brief overview of some of the arguments he makes

Now this is interesting.  I haven't had a chance to digest it fully, but I thought it worth noting for everyone now.  I may come back to it once I've had a chance to think about it more. A few months ago, the FBI arrested BETonSPORTS.