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Judicial Decisions
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- How does Article 38(1)(d) of the ICJ Statute classify judicial decisions?
- Under Article 59, an ICJ decision has binding force between whom and in what scope?
- Under ILC Conclusion 13, which national judicial materials may appropriately serve as subsidiary means for identifying …
- State C was not a party to an earlier ICJ case. Counsel nevertheless cites that judgment's careful analysis of a custom…
- An analyst assessing custom finds a national judgment squarely addressing the asserted rule. What is the sound approach…
- A prior ICJ judgment between A and B identifies a customary navigation rule after examining State practice and opinio j…
- A memorandum cites a domestic court's conclusion that a custom exists, but omits the court's reasoning and all discussi…
- Distinguish an ICJ judgment's binding force under Article 59 from its role under Article 38(1)(d).
- Can national court decisions assist in identifying customary international law? Explain the proper qualification.
- A student argues that Article 59 makes international judgments irrelevant to anyone who was not a party. Evaluate.
- Under ICJ Statute Article 56, must the judgment state its reasons?
- Under Article 60, is an ICJ judgment subject to an ordinary appeal?