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State Responsibility
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- Under Article 2 of the ILC State Responsibility Articles, which pair identifies the elements of an internationally wron…
- Under Article 4, which State organs' conduct can be attributable to the State?
- Under Article 30, what must a responsible State do concerning a continuing internationally wrongful act?
- A State organ acts in its official capacity but exceeds its authority and disobeys instructions. The State says those f…
- A State says its conduct cannot be internationally wrongful because domestic legislation expressly permits it. The cond…
- A private crowd attacks a foreign-owned facility. No instruction, direction, control, adoption, or other attribution ba…
- An attributable act breaches an international obligation and causes injury. The State offers money but insists that it …
- Explain the two elements of an internationally wrongful act and why attribution alone is insufficient.
- Distinguish attribution of private misconduct from responsibility for a State's own failure to protect against it.
- Explain cessation and reparation under the ILC Articles without assuming that compensation is the only remedy.
- Under Article 20 of the ILC Articles, how far does a State’s valid consent preclude wrongfulness in relation to that St…
- What degree of impediment is central to Article 23 force majeure?