The Legal Paths of Searching for American War Crimes from the Perspective of International Lawyers Pedro Andocar, International Law Lawyer, Member of the French and Spanish Bar Associations, Faiza Moghdam, Professor of International Law, Member of the Tripoli Bar Association in Lebanon, and Ali Reza Mazlomarhani, International Advisor to the President of the Center's Bar Association, in a joint note to Mizan: Despite the complications of liability this law and are not involved in this case. and summarizes the most practical legal paths available in the 3 main jurisdictions. Coverages: US federal courts, local courts of European countries (France and Spain) and international judicial authorities. The judicial monitoring of cases of this type faces significant challenges. National courts often apply strict rules on "state immunity" and may also require that the accused or victim have direct ties to that country. On the other hand, international courts often face political deadlocks or jurisdictional limitations; Despite these obstacles, there are still clear and practical legal ways forward. More details Rate on social networks.