Grenada: The Spirit and the Letter of the Law
... position on the question, "does the end justify the means?" The amoralists apply questions of morality to the ends only, not to the means to achieve those ends. The petftctionists argue that no matter how moral the ends, they never justify means that violate moral standards. A good example ofa perfe ...
... position on the question, "does the end justify the means?" The amoralists apply questions of morality to the ends only, not to the means to achieve those ends. The petftctionists argue that no matter how moral the ends, they never justify means that violate moral standards. A good example ofa perfe ...
pacta sunt servanda
... their frontiers can be changed, in accordance with international law, by peaceful means and by agreement. 2) Refraining from the threat or use of force. The participating States will refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any State, or ...
... their frontiers can be changed, in accordance with international law, by peaceful means and by agreement. 2) Refraining from the threat or use of force. The participating States will refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any State, or ...
Perelman Centre
... (2011) and the London Global Law Summit held in February 2015, the capital of Europe is ready to launch its own forum on the globalization of law. Reuniting theory and practice, the Brussels Global Law Week will be an annual forum open to academics, researchers, students, NGOs, legal practitioners, ...
... (2011) and the London Global Law Summit held in February 2015, the capital of Europe is ready to launch its own forum on the globalization of law. Reuniting theory and practice, the Brussels Global Law Week will be an annual forum open to academics, researchers, students, NGOs, legal practitioners, ...
Diário de Estudo
... system for the settlement of disputes or coercive penal system. That is not to say that there are no judicial or quasi-judicial tribunals in international law. The formation of the United Nations, for example, created a means for the world community to enforce international law upon members that vio ...
... system for the settlement of disputes or coercive penal system. That is not to say that there are no judicial or quasi-judicial tribunals in international law. The formation of the United Nations, for example, created a means for the world community to enforce international law upon members that vio ...
THE TRIBUNAL ON THE LAW OF THE SEA EST ABLISHED
... interpretation on the parts of marine research and marine technology, the huge number of provisions on the marine environment are subject to compulsory dispute settlement. As disputes in this field may soon result in a growing number of cases to the marine forums for judicial review, many decisions ...
... interpretation on the parts of marine research and marine technology, the huge number of provisions on the marine environment are subject to compulsory dispute settlement. As disputes in this field may soon result in a growing number of cases to the marine forums for judicial review, many decisions ...
Global Governance: Relevant actors and coalitions on the global level
... Accountability, order, mechanism for settling disputes, ethical functions, limit state abritrariness The critical difference? State law has authoritative structures, but international law does not This is why the realist critisizes international law: the state of anarchy ...
... Accountability, order, mechanism for settling disputes, ethical functions, limit state abritrariness The critical difference? State law has authoritative structures, but international law does not This is why the realist critisizes international law: the state of anarchy ...
3/ Sources of European Union Law - Overview - IS MU
... maintain standards set with directives in their national law, see article 288-2 TFEU. • The process is labelled as transposition or implementation. • New acts, amendments of existing laws, decrees, by-laws can be adopted. Certainly, it must be law. • However, extralegal transposition is insufficient ...
... maintain standards set with directives in their national law, see article 288-2 TFEU. • The process is labelled as transposition or implementation. • New acts, amendments of existing laws, decrees, by-laws can be adopted. Certainly, it must be law. • However, extralegal transposition is insufficient ...
3. Principles
... weight, not only when States contemplate new activities but also when continuing with activities begun in the past. This need to reconcile economic development with protection of the environment is aptly expressed in the concept of sustainable development. For the purposes of the present case, this ...
... weight, not only when States contemplate new activities but also when continuing with activities begun in the past. This need to reconcile economic development with protection of the environment is aptly expressed in the concept of sustainable development. For the purposes of the present case, this ...
DOC - Allahabad High Court
... The expression 'Rule of Law' connotes in its popular meaning the paramount of law over Governments. In his classic work, "Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution", Dicey, who by his masterly exposition of the subject, aroused the interest of students of law and politics to the study ...
... The expression 'Rule of Law' connotes in its popular meaning the paramount of law over Governments. In his classic work, "Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution", Dicey, who by his masterly exposition of the subject, aroused the interest of students of law and politics to the study ...
International organizations, strategy and management 06.02.07
... - customary law and basic principles (jus cogens), Traditionally the law is in substance – between states, but increasingly it deals with matters also internally to the states : - trade law, evironmental and climate law, - international human rights The law is legally valid directly only between the ...
... - customary law and basic principles (jus cogens), Traditionally the law is in substance – between states, but increasingly it deals with matters also internally to the states : - trade law, evironmental and climate law, - international human rights The law is legally valid directly only between the ...
EU Criminal Law
... Art. 82: mutual recognition of judgments and judicial decisions Art. 83: Substantive Criminal Law Art. 84: measures to promote and support the action of Member States in the field of crime prevention Art. 85: EUROJUST Art. 86: European Public Prosecutor’s Office ...
... Art. 82: mutual recognition of judgments and judicial decisions Art. 83: Substantive Criminal Law Art. 84: measures to promote and support the action of Member States in the field of crime prevention Art. 85: EUROJUST Art. 86: European Public Prosecutor’s Office ...
international justice, peace and crisis management
... inevitable victim of this. Others may follow. But this is one of the areas where the international community and international justice can help avoid such situations collapsing into conflict and encourage a peaceful transition. Africa and international law Two examples will suffice to illustrate thi ...
... inevitable victim of this. Others may follow. But this is one of the areas where the international community and international justice can help avoid such situations collapsing into conflict and encourage a peaceful transition. Africa and international law Two examples will suffice to illustrate thi ...
Slide 1
... ‘‘Customary international law results from a general and consistent practice of states followed by them from a sense of legal obligation.’’ Restatement (Third) of Foreign Relations Law §102(2) (1987) Finally, in order for such a customary norm of international law to become a peremptory norm, there ...
... ‘‘Customary international law results from a general and consistent practice of states followed by them from a sense of legal obligation.’’ Restatement (Third) of Foreign Relations Law §102(2) (1987) Finally, in order for such a customary norm of international law to become a peremptory norm, there ...
Syllabus ()
... This course will be composed of lectures and in-class assignments; credit/no credit will be based on attendance and participation. Meetings Fridays, 12:10-2:00PM; RM 108 ...
... This course will be composed of lectures and in-class assignments; credit/no credit will be based on attendance and participation. Meetings Fridays, 12:10-2:00PM; RM 108 ...
International Law
... • Protections of US property – Foreign Assistance Act of 1962 – Hickenlooper amendment • President can punish nations that expropriate private US property • Actual expropriation • Effective expropriation ...
... • Protections of US property – Foreign Assistance Act of 1962 – Hickenlooper amendment • President can punish nations that expropriate private US property • Actual expropriation • Effective expropriation ...
