Alien Justice: How a 200-year-old law remains deeply relevant for US foreign relations Alien Justice: How a 200-year-old law remains deeply relevant for US foreign relations March 15, 2021 If you’ve ever had a Crunch Bar, there’s a chance a child slave in Côte d’Ivoire produced the cocoa. As illegal as that sounds, the question of whether US law can punish the two companies—Nestlé and Cargill—accused of aiding and abetting such slavery remains unresolved. But within the next few months, the Supreme Court will settle that question in Nestlé & Cargill v. Doe. The Court will decide if, moving forward, multinational corporations will enjoy impunity or face accountability when they violate human rights abroad.