Prisoners experience poor mental health and well-being in prison, including severe mental illnesses. However, access to mental health support and treatment in prison is limited.

We conducted an integrative review to synthesise prisoners' experiences of living with mental ill health and/or seeking or receiving mental health support in prisons. [...]

AbstractMachine adjudication is perceived as less fair than human judging. We study whether hybrid procedures, in which a human consults an algorithmic recommendation but retains

final authority, mitigate this human-AI fairness gap. In two experiments ($N = 7{,}651$), participants evaluate sentencing, bail, and arbitration decisions made by [...]

AbstractWhat theory of constitutional interpretation has the Supreme Court followed? We search Supreme Court opinions for a wide range of sources that originalists identify

as central to their methodology, over the entire universe of cases beginning in 1791. [...]

AbstractPlaintiffs often lack incentive to enforce low-value claims, weakening defendants' compliance incentives. The Google Fonts Case offers a unique opportunity to explore

whether automated private enforcement increases compliance. After a German court ruled that dynamically embedding Google Fonts violated the GDPR, an Austrian lawyer [...]

AbstractFinancial sanctions have emerged as a central tool of contemporary economic statecraft, yet their treatment under international economic law remains fragmented and

conceptually underdeveloped. This article analyses financial sanctions through the prism of the distinction between current account transactions and capital account [...]

The Cambridge Handbook of Secondary Sanctions and International Law. By RuysTom, RyngaertCedric, and SilvestreFelipe R. (eds), Cambridge/UK, and New York/USA: CUP, 2025. ISBN

9781009365826 (hardback), 9781009365840 (ebook), 516pp. [...]

Dispute Settlement and the Belt and Road Initiative: Towards a Rules-Based Approach By KirkwoodJamieson M., Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, 2025. ISBN 978-1040631850, 269pp. Dispute

Settlement and the Belt and Road Initiative: Towards a Rules-Based Approach [...]

AbstractCo-regulatory approaches play a pivotal role in enhancing the legitimacy and enforceability of domestic legislation, particularly in the realm of high-technology regulations.

While well-acknowledged in domestic contexts, the application of co-regulation to international law-making and the enforcement of international trade law has received [...]

This issue is the final one under our joint editorship. With this issue, we say farewell. It was an honour for the three of us to lead JIEL as your editors-in-chief for the

last five and a half years. We greatly enjoyed working with one another, with JIEL’s terrific editorial board and its excellent editorial advisory board, and with [...]

As we begin our term as co-Editors-in-Chief, we would like to extend our thanks to Kathleen Claussen, Sergio Puig, and Michel Waibel for the outstanding service that they have

offered to the Journal and the profession. [...]