Critique of Jurist's Opinion on Trying Putin for War Crimes

The chapter scrutinizes a well-known jurist's stance on prosecuting Putin for war crimes, expressing doubt about the credibility of the jurist and his involvement in international tribunals. It questions the efficacy of human rights lawyers in certain legal contexts and discusses the implausibility of NATO declaring war on Russia due to military constraints, highlighting concerns about the potential catastrophic outcomes of such a conflict.