International courts
Comity and International Courts and Tribunals
... other international courts and tribunals and, more generally, creating a framework for their jurisdictional interaction— a framework which at the same time encourages cross-fertilization and “promotes the ...
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"Concurrence of Jurisdiction between the ECJ and other international courts and tribunals"
... various international courts and tribunals in a way that would resolve the issue of concurrence of ...different international courts and ...of international courts and tribunals ...
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Sex on the Bench: Do Women Judges Matter to the Legitimacy of International Courts?
... Finally, sex representation is important to normative legitimacy of international courts because representation is an important democratic value, although it may endanger[r] ...
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Realising the Right to Health for Victims of International Crimes. The Case of Medical Rehabilitation Reparations Ordered by International Courts: Challenges, Possibilities and Ways of Improvement
... decades, international crimes, ie, serious human rights violations, have inflicted severe harm on both the physical and mental health of large numbers of victims around the ...damages, international ...
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Urgent Proceedings before the International Courts and Tribunals
... It is by applying this principle of equality between parties that the President of the Tribunal should, pursuant to Article 45 of the Rules, ascertain the views of the parties with regard to questions of procedure. It is ...
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Psychosocial and community assessment of relatives of victims of extra-judicial killings in Peru: Informing international courts
... Introduction: During the Peruvian internal armed conflict, fifteen members of the Santa Barbara community were collectively executed by state agents, and their relatives were made vi[r] ...
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Patterns of avoidance: Political questions before international courts
... how courts should navigate political ...the international legal order, or on more pragmatic and prudential considerations, concerned more with protecting the court’s public image and external legitimacy? ...
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Form, Function, and the Powers of International Courts
... Thus, the ICJ Statute and Rules of Court are designed to "secure a proper administration of justice, and a fair and equal opportunity for each party to comme[r] ...
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The International Judge in an Age of Multiple International Courts and Tribunals
... Another possibility for resolution of the problem of competing jurisdiction would be for one of the two bodies to be granted jurisdiction to hear disputes raised bef[r] ...
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Joint Intentions to Commit International Crimes
... This Article concludes that international courts ought to be developing their doctrine around the concept of joint or shared intentions-a philosophically nuanced theory [r] ...
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Criminal Liability for Environmental Damage – National Courts Versus the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
... both international and national courts in relation to two issues: confiscation and bond determination in fishery ...in international courts and judgments in national courts for the same ...
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Legal Ethics in International Criminal Defense
... Professional regulation of defense advocacy at the international courts should take account of these special features and goals of the international criminal justice [r] ...
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The Relationship between International and National Courts in Prosecuting International Crimes: The Principle of Complementarity Perspective
... of international law at domestic level; it depends on decision of national ...Usually international law is incorporated in national legal system or national courts often rely on international ...
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The Changing Perspectives of Chinese Law:Socialist Rule of Law, Emerging Case Law and the Belt and Road Initiative
... development of Chinese law. From the start, guiding cases are different from those hundreds of cases selected and published by the Supreme People’s Court since the 1980s in that they are given a formal role in the ...
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Swimming in a Sea of Courts: The EU’s Representation Before International Tribunals
... domestic courts in jurisdictions other than those of the Member ...of international proceedings before a body set up by an international agreement, the Union is not to have legal capacity , but legal ...
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Using Courts to Enforce the Free Speech Provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
... In sum, a judicial approach to defining and enforcing the ICCPR's free speech obligations, as exemplified by the Australian experience, and in particular the views of[r] ...
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Forum Non Conveniens in International Maritime Collision Litigation in the Federal Courts: A Suggested Approach
... purpose of the [Limitation of Liability Act] had been to put American shipowning inter- ests on a competitive equality with British interests. By judicial manoeuver, the[r] ...
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The Federal Judiciary
... Over the years Congress has created two types of federal courts ◆ Constitutional Courts include the Supreme Court, the courts of appeal, the district courts, and the Court of Internation[r] ...
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CHAPTER II IMMUNITIES
... Public international law does not prohibit the courts of one State from reviewing the validity of the acts of a foreign government under international law." A Reconsideration of the [r] ...
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An Analysis of National Courts Involvement in International Commercial Arbitration; Can International Commercial Arbitration Be Effective without National Courts?
... Under this concept, we see the very positive effect of the total autonomy advocated by the French arbitration law. Art.1448 of the CCP Decree provides that the effect of the Competence-Competence principle is the exclu- ...
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