Law of the United States
Catherine Moore is the Coordinator for International Law Programs for the Center. In this capacity, she manages a broad portfolio of programs, including the LL.M. in the Law of the United States (LOTUS), international exchange and study abroad programs, and she is the Program Director for the Winter Study Abroad Program in Curacao. She currently teaches the CICL Fellows course and oversees student work on a variety of projects. She is also a Junior Expert with the ABA-UNDP International Legal Resource Center, most recently advising them on the Draft Cybercrime Law in Cambodia and how it interferes with international human rights standards on the freedom of expression and right to privacy. Additionally, Moore is International Law Counsel with the Military Commissions Defense Organization for Guantanamo detainee, Nashwan al-Tamir, who is being tried by the Military Commissions as Abdul Hadi al Iraqi.