In this issue of the International Judicial Observer:

• Major International Judicial Conference to Meet in Washington
• Legal and Judicial Reform in Bulgaria, by Mario Babitinov
• Progress Toward the Creation of an International Court, by William C. Gilmore
• Zambian Trips Provide Judge with Adventures, Insights into Africa, by J. Rich Leonard
• International law--A Binding Body of Rules for Nations to Follow, by Bruno A. Ristau
• Former U.S. Judge Presides at First International War Crimes Trial Since Nuremberg
• McDonald Heads Three-Judge Panel in The Hague, by James G. Apple
• Where to Find It: The Substance of International Law, by James G. Apple

A newspaper published by the Center in cooperation with the American Society of International Law. The International Observer covered international judicial issues. International Judicial Observer was published from 1995-1997. It ceased publication with issue number 4, June 1997.