International Institute of Judaic Law Overall Goals and Objectives
The International Institute of Judaic Law (IIJL)
will provide a leading role as a vital and vocal center
for the study of Judaic law as it pertains to issues facing contemporary society. To that end, IIJL
mission is to conduct high-quality, independent research with the following goals and purposes.
 
The Basis of Jewish Law - NEW

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Serve the broader North American and international legal community—judges, law professors, academicians, and lawyers—and respond to inquiries concerning the perspective of Jewish law on any topic submitted.

IIJL will accept and address appropriate inquiries from the general public.
Docketed Cases
Develop articles and essays addressing from the perspective of Jewish law questions and issues that are on the dockets of the United States Supreme Court, the International Court of Justice at the Hague, the International Criminal Court, United States federal circuit courts of appeal, state supreme courts, and other national appellate courts throughout the world. This includes submitting amicus curiae briefs in appropriate cases.

We invite readers to apprise us of these issues as they become aware of them so that we may address them in a timely fashion.

Contemporary Issues
Address the issues of the day confronting the national and international body politic from the perspective of the fundamental underpinnings and worldview of Jewish law and Jewish philosophy. read more
Universal Law
Universal laws, for values by which individuals and cultures might live well and peacefully together, though little explored, have been in existence for thousands of years. view / read more
 
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