Peace Through Law |
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SECTION PAGE 1 Peace through force or through law? | 3 |
World State or Confederacy of States? | 9 |
International Judiciary | 13 |
Copyright | |
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agency aggression apply appointed armed forces Article 35 Assembly authorized Axis Powers belligerent binding Briand-Kellogg Pact centralized committed competent compulsory jurisdiction Conference consequently considered constitution contracting Convention Council Court of International Covenant crimes declaration delict disputes duties economic elected enemy excluded execution experts in criminal fact Graham Bower Hans Kelsen indi individual responsibility injured international court International Criminal International Criminal Court International Justice international treaty international tribunal judges judicial decision laws of war League of Nations legal order list of experts means national court national criminal law national law norms obliged offenses parties penalty Permanent Court positive international law positive law possible prisoners prisoners of war punishment question represented resort respect rules of warfare sanctions sovereign equality sovereignty stipulated subjects superior command ternational law territory tion tional law Treaty of Versailles vidual violated international law violation of international war crimes war criminals


