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2023
Abstract Chapter 5 explains how customary international law is incorporated into U.S. law. It begins by exploring how U.S. views regarding the role of customary international law in the constitutional scheme appear to have evolved over time, starting from a deep-seated commitment to a degree of contemporary ambivalence about the role of ...
Sean D Murphy, Edward T Swaine
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Abstract Chapter 5 explains how customary international law is incorporated into U.S. law. It begins by exploring how U.S. views regarding the role of customary international law in the constitutional scheme appear to have evolved over time, starting from a deep-seated commitment to a degree of contemporary ambivalence about the role of ...
Sean D Murphy, Edward T Swaine
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2018
Abstract This chapter examines how domestic courts apply and develop customary international law by reviewing various cases chosen from jurisdictions all over the world. It first considers the methodology used by domestic courts in determining customary international law, taking into account the constitutive elements of customary ...
John Yoo, Ivana Stradner
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Abstract This chapter examines how domestic courts apply and develop customary international law by reviewing various cases chosen from jurisdictions all over the world. It first considers the methodology used by domestic courts in determining customary international law, taking into account the constitutive elements of customary ...
John Yoo, Ivana Stradner
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1997
Abstract The three preceding chapters have considered international human rights and humanitarian law, as set out largely in treaty and in other legal instruments, that is relevant to the treatment of child civilians in situations of armed conflict.
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Abstract The three preceding chapters have considered international human rights and humanitarian law, as set out largely in treaty and in other legal instruments, that is relevant to the treatment of child civilians in situations of armed conflict.
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2021
Abstract This chapter explores customary refugee law. Refugee law is primarily treaty law. However, many of the major refugee-receiving countries are not parties to either the Refugee Convention or the Refugee Protocol, for example Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Iran, Jordan, and Lebanon.
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Abstract This chapter explores customary refugee law. Refugee law is primarily treaty law. However, many of the major refugee-receiving countries are not parties to either the Refugee Convention or the Refugee Protocol, for example Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Iran, Jordan, and Lebanon.
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2014
There is a general view that conspiracy as a crime under customary international law is only established with respect to the crimes of aggression and genocide. This chapter argues that the exclusion of conspiracy to commit war crimes and crimes and against humanity can no longer be supported.
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There is a general view that conspiracy as a crime under customary international law is only established with respect to the crimes of aggression and genocide. This chapter argues that the exclusion of conspiracy to commit war crimes and crimes and against humanity can no longer be supported.
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2019
Africa is the emerging continent of the twenty-first century and will continue to play a major role in the world politics and trade. At the center of the African experience is customary law, which remains one of the most important and quintessential forms of legal, political, and social organization and regulation in the sub-Saharan landscape.
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Africa is the emerging continent of the twenty-first century and will continue to play a major role in the world politics and trade. At the center of the African experience is customary law, which remains one of the most important and quintessential forms of legal, political, and social organization and regulation in the sub-Saharan landscape.
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2020
This chapter is about customary laws which exist parallel to other systems of law, be it a religious law, a state law or both. Focus is on Pashtunwali, the archaic, patriarchal and martial moral code of Pashtun tribes of Afghanistan and Pakistan, the adat-laws of Southeast Asia in Indonesia and Malaysia, and some tribal customary laws in East-India ...
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This chapter is about customary laws which exist parallel to other systems of law, be it a religious law, a state law or both. Focus is on Pashtunwali, the archaic, patriarchal and martial moral code of Pashtun tribes of Afghanistan and Pakistan, the adat-laws of Southeast Asia in Indonesia and Malaysia, and some tribal customary laws in East-India ...
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2000
This text is intended as an introduction for those starting postgraduate study of Manx law, having completed an undergraduate programme containing a substantial proportion of English law. Thus, it should be useful for those undertaking independent research into Manx law as part of a higher degree and, a much larger constituency, articled clerks coming ...
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This text is intended as an introduction for those starting postgraduate study of Manx law, having completed an undergraduate programme containing a substantial proportion of English law. Thus, it should be useful for those undertaking independent research into Manx law as part of a higher degree and, a much larger constituency, articled clerks coming ...
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