The Center for American and International Law was founded with the aim of improving the quality of justice through the education of lawyers and law enforcement officials in the United States and throughout the world.
Revisit the exciting programs, fantastic speakers and incredible gala held throughout our jubilee.
Learn more about the standout visiting fellows we had representing our national and international impact.
Learn from industry leaders shaping the future and explore CAIL’s history like it has never been told before.
Our jubilee year celebrations was capped off by a special 75th Anniversary Gala.
The Center for American and International Law was founded by Dean Robert G. Storey in 1947. One of Storey’s goals for the legal center was that it be designed to become “a clearinghouse for legal problems, a forum where lawyers, judges, interested laymen, public officials, professors, and students may coordinate their efforts for the improvement of the law and the administration of justice.”
First and Foremost, the rule of law is the exact opposite of the rule of power.
Founder of The Center for American and International Law
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