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| An offense against all that results in universal jurisdiction |
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| The security council is above or immune to the law |
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| Equity; what is fair and just |
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| Acting beyond legal capacity |
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| The tendency of the ICJ to rule in a similar fashion on similes cases over time. |
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| Let the dicsion stand, precident |
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| Evidence introduced cannot be retracted |
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| Instant Customary law, outerspace |
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| Opinio Juris Sive Necessitatis |
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| Acting out of sense of legal obligation, a requirement of customary law |
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| The law that is (positive law) |
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| The that should be ( normative law) |
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| Legal restrictions in times of war |
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| The law that regulate the right to go to war |
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| Treaty signed must be respected, "good faith" |
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| Private international law, commerce between states |
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| Agreed upon rules that bind states and their relations with other states, international law |
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| Applied to domestic terrain a citizens living outside of Rome |
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