Yale Law School

The Hebrew University

The Hague Academy of International Law

Associate Professor of Law at Indiana University Maurer School of Law

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

Indiana University Maurer School of Law

Associate Professor of Law

American Society of International Law

Vice Chair, International Law and Technology Interest Group

Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University

Faculty Associate

Yale Information Society Project

Affiliated Fellow

Cybersecurity Law and Policy Course (co-taught with Zachary Heck)

Lecturer

Affiliate

Visiting Fellow

The Fletcher School at Tufts University

Cybersecurity Policy Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Designed and led an undergraduate seminar titled: “Tinker, Tailor, Lawyer, Spy: Espionage and International Law” at Yale College.

Yale University

Privacy International

Robert L. Bernstein International Human Rights Fellow

Resident Fellow

Yale Young Global Scholars, Lead Instructor

New York University

Research Assistant, Center for Law and Security (NYU-CLS)

International Law Students Association

Author of the 2016 Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition Compromis

Now in its 56th year, the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition is the world's largest moot court competition, with participants from over 550 law schools in more than 80 countries. The Competition is a simulation of a fictional dispute between countries before the International Court of Justice, the judicial organ of the United Nations. One team is allowed to participate from every eligible school. Teams prepare oral and written pleadings arguing both the applicant and respondent positions of the case.As a national administrator of the 2014 Israeli National Rounds I was responsible for coordinating the national rounds, serving as ILSA's liaison to the 2014 participating teams. I was also responsible for all logistics relating to the national rounds including securing a venue and sponsors, and recruiting memorial checkers and national round judges. The national rounds were held under the auspices of Tel Aviv University's Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) and the generous contribution of Meitar Liquornik Geva & Leshem Brandwein Law Firm.

White & Case LLP

Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition National Administrator

Developed and graded course exams for "Public International Law", and "The Laws of Armed Conflict", undergraduate courses taught by Prof. David Kretzmer, former expert member of the U.N. Human Rights Committee, at Sapir Academic College's Law Faculty.

Sapir Academic College

Teaching Assistant, "Public Int'l Law", "The Laws of Armed Conflict"

Assigned to the International Law Department, work includes counseling Israel's embassies and consulates abroad, supporting the State Attorney's office on certain HCJ cases of international legal concern, participation in international negotiations and government ministerial meetings, and assisting in diplomatic and legal dialogues as well as in Parliamentary committee sessions. In addition I am responsible for researching and producing legal briefs and diplomatic notes which directly help shape Israel's policies in an array of legal fields including, but not limited to, human rights law, law of the sea, belligerent occupation, refugee law, international criminal law, international humanitarian law, and the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.Recommendation letters may be provided per request.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel

Articled Clerk, Office of the Legal Adviser

Developed course materials and exams, led lectures and graded papers for "Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, and Human Rights", a graduate course taught in English by Prof. David Kretzmer, former expert member of the U.N. Human Rights Commitee, at Hebrew University's Law Faculty.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Teaching Assistant, "Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, and Human Rights"

During my internship I have gained a unique hands-on experience on the daily works of a criminal prosecution in an international setting, being assigned to the ongoing Ratko Mladić trial team. Work included witness proofing and the drafting and redacting of various legal documents of importance to the Office of the Prosecutor including: 92bis and 92ter motions, exhibits lists, disclosure logs and witness testimonial summaries. I have additionally assisteted in the mentoring of new interns as well as with various long-term team projects.As an intern I was required to administer, search, update and analyze exhibits and evidence. For this purpose I mastered the use of various UN-ICTY OTP electronic dateabeses, including: eCourt, CaseMap, Zyfind, JigSaw, EDS and MIF.Recommendation letter may be provided per request.

UN-ICTY

Legal Intern, Office of the Prosecutor

The flagship StandWithUs Israel Fellowship brings together Israel's elite students from major universities all over the country. Endorsed by Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Union of Israeli Students, this prestigious program trains outstanding students and prepares them to assume leadership roles in Israeli society. Fellows are taught by some of the brightest and most well-known leaders in academia, international affairs, public diplomacy, politics and history. Throughout the academic year, the Fellows learn to debate, run campaigns, and understand the media - important skills they can take into the world to advocate for Israel.Following my own participattion as a fellow in the 2011-2012 academic year, I was asked to lead a workshop on international law and legal advocacy for the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 fellowships. I ran this 3-hours long workshop at 6 different campuses across Israel teaching international legal reasoning with the particularities of the Israeli-Arab conflict to nearly 500 university students.

StandWithUs

Lecturer in International Law and Legal Advocacy

Teaching the "Legal Writing and Research" undergrad course. An introductory course to Legal analysis for first year students. As a Teaching Assistant I led classes, prepared lesson plans and graded final papers. Teaching included such topics as: how to read the law, how to properly cite legal materials and how to construct a valid legal argument. Students were evaluated by me for conducting their first legal research and writing a 3,500 words paper on a legal topic of their choice.

Teaching Assistant, "Legal Writing and Research"

As a Research Assistant I Researched, drafted, and redacted various chapters of the second Turkel Commission's report on Israel's investigatory policies into alleged international humanitarian law violations. Work focused primarily on the relevant international normative frameworks and more specifically on the investigation obligations in the fields of international humanitarian law, international human rights law and international criminal law.Work included: summarizing legal materials, independent review of testimonies, and legal analysis of particular public international law questions of interest to the commission. Recommendation letter may be provided per request.

Public Commission to Examine the Maritime Incident of 31 May 2010

Research Assistant

The ILR is the oldest legal journal in Israel. Written all in English, the journal focuses on the fields of International Law, Constitutional & Administrative Law and Human Rights Law. As a member of the student editorial team of the ILR I was involved in the writing of critical reviews over submitted articles, providing legal research and assisting in legal verification of citations of soon-to-published pieces.

Israel Law Review

Student Editorial Board Member

As a participant in 2011 I focused on the legality of the use of drones under International Law. This included a vast legal analysis of the rules on state responsibility, international humanitarian law and human rights law, use of force and the obligation to investigate under international law. The team won all four rounds in the preliminary stages and was ranked 8 in the world. The team went to compete in the advanced rounds and for the first time in Hebrew University's history made it to the quarter-finals. The team's written memorials were ranked amongst the top 10 best written submissions and received a certificate of excellence for this achievement.As a coach in 2012 I've had the oppertunity to continue my research, primarily in the fields of recognition of governments, R2P, democratic governance, state jurisdictional immunity, and  the protection of cultural heritage in armed conflict. The team under my guidance won all four rounds in the preliminary stages and was ranked 7th in the world. The team's written memorials were ranked 6th, and the Applicant's memorials were ranked 2nd worldwide.

Hebrew University Team's Coach and Past Participant

Took various leadership roles at Greene Family Camp, a Jewish summer camp part of the Union for Reform Judaism and the Jewish Agency to Israel. Worked at camp in the summers of 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2014. Job entailed being the direct supervisor of over 30 staff members (aged 18-22) and around 110 campers (aged 12-14). The position involved planning and running formal and informal educational programs, scheduling and purchasing, coordinating logistics, motivating my staff and taking administrative roles in and around camp. During my summers at Greene I learned to speak dog, became the Red Power Ranger, and discovered my inner rapper.

Greene Family Camp

Unit Head and Delegation Head

Serving for one of the IDF's leading units for intelligence processing and research, specializing in intelligence analysis and project management for ongoing combat and operational purposes. Work involved writing intelligence briefings, and developing basic and advanced training sessions for units' soldiers. Work required teamwork and efficiency under pressure and in short time constraints.

Asaf Lubin

Asaf Lubin