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Paquete Habana and the Lola

Two landmark cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1900, which established that customary international law is part of U.S. law and that fishing vessels are exempt from capture as prize during wartime

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Flores vs Southern Peru Copper Corporation Case

A significant case in international law that addressed issues of human rights and corporate responsibility, ultimately holding that foreign corporations can be sued in U.S. courts for violations of international law.

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Australian Mining and Smelting Europe v Commission

A case involving challenges to the European Commission's regulations affecting mining operations and environmental standards, would not had documents over

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Cyprus v Turkey

A case brought before the European Court of Human Rights in which Cyprus alleged Turkey violated human rights following the invasion of Cyprus in 1974, addressing issues of territorial integrity and human rights protections

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East Timor

A case concerning the right to self-determination for the people of East Timor, where Indonesia's invasion was challenged on grounds of international law, leading to significant discussions on sovereignty and human rights.

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Jurisdictional Immunities of the State

A case before the International Court of Justice addressing the issue of state immunity in relation to claims of war crimes and violations of international law, particularly concerning the legal protections afforded to states in foreign courts.

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Case Concerning the Arrest Warrant

dispute over the validity of an arrest warrant issued by Belgium against a Congolese official, raising questions about diplomatic immunity and international law.

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Saudi Arabia v Nelson

A case addressing the issue of state immunity in the context of claims brought by a U.S. citizen against Saudi Arabia for alleged human rights violations, highlighting the balance between sovereign immunity and accountability.

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Perez v IOC

A case involving the International Olympic Committee and issues of jurisdiction and liability related to the Olympic Games, addressing the extent of legal protections for international sporting organizations.

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MedellĂ­n v Texas

A case concerning the enforcement of an International Court of Justice ruling in the context of a death penalty case, focusing on the rights of foreign nationals and the obligations of U.S. states under international law.

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Fisheries Jurisdiction

A legal dispute concerning the rights of coastal states to regulate fishing activities within their exclusive economic zones, often involving international treaties and agreements.

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Avena

A case regarding the obligation of the United States to comply with an International Court of Justice ruling concerning the rights of Mexican nationals facing the death penalty.

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Asylum Case

A legal matter involving the rights of individuals seeking refuge in another country due to persecution, often examined under international law and treaties.

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Mali v Keeper of the Common Jail

A case involving the treatment of prisoners and the obligations of state officials under international human rights law.

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Maritime Dispute

A legal conflict concerning the rights and responsibilities of states over maritime boundaries and resources, often adjudicated in international tribunals.

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Application for Prompt Release

A request submitted to an international tribunal for the immediate release of a detained vessel or its crew, typically under maritime law.

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SS Lotus Case

A landmark case in international law addressing issues of jurisdiction and the principles governing state responsibility for actions on the high seas, collision between two ships includes fatalities

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Blackmer Case

A significant case in international law that dealt with the extraterritorial application of U.S. laws and the rights of foreign nationals, focusing on issues of due process and diplomatic immunity.

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Google Case

A case that addressed privacy rights and data protection in relation to international law, focusing on the extent of jurisdiction for tech companies operating across borders.

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Soering Case

A crucial case in international law concerning extradition and the prohibition of inhumane treatment, emphasizing the rights of individuals facing potential death penalty in the requesting state.

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US v Alvarez-Machain

A landmark case in international law that examined the legality of extradition practices and the application of U.S. law in foreign jurisdictions, particularly regarding the abduction of foreign nationals.