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Flashcards covering key concepts, definitions, and rules regarding treaties and sources of international law.
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The ICJ applies __________, international custom, general principles of law, and judicial decisions as subsidiary means as per Art. 38(1).
international conventions (treaties)
According to Art. 38, there is __________ hierarchy among the sources of public international law.
no formal
Art. 38(1)(d) indicates that judicial decisions are not a formal source of law but the ICJ relies heavily on its own __________ in practice.
precedent
Art. 38(2) allows the court to decide by what is equitable if __________ agree.
parties
A treaty is defined in Art. 2.1(a) as an international agreement between states, in written form, and __________ by international law.
governed
Art. 24 states that a treaty enters into force when all negotiating states have __________ to be bound.
consented
Pacta sunt servanda, found in Art. 26, means that every treaty in force is __________ upon the parties.
binding
Art. 27 clarifies that a party may not invoke __________ to justify failure to perform a treaty.
domestic law
Treaties do not create __________ or rights for a third state without its consent according to Art. 34.
obligations
The Treaty Between the Jews and the Romans functioned as a __________ alliance.
mutual defense
The Treaty of Paris established U.S. __________ and defined boundaries between the U.S. and Britain.
sovereignty
The Kellogg-Briand Pact aimed at __________ international violence by renouncing war.
controlling
The Hull-Lothian Agreement was an executive agreement exchanging military assets, despite being labeled as not a formal __________.
treaty
Szasz's process involves several steps: precursors, initiation, __________, adoption, domestic acceptance, and keeping treaties up to date.
formulation
Dualism, as per VCLT Art. 27, indicates that __________ and domestic law are separate spheres.
international law
Framework conventions allow updates without full __________ of the treaty.
renegotiation