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In this paper, forthcoming in the Virginia Law Review, I explore the role of litigation as a policy-making and rule-generating process in the context of a democratic republic. In democracies, legislatures redistribute wealth, rights, and privileges; debate rages over the direction of this...
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It is often observed in the literature on customary international law that the identification practice of the International Court of Justice for customary norms deviates from the traditional definition of customary law in Art. 38 (1) lit. b of the ICJ Statute. However, while there are many...
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“Some people see things as they are and ask 'why'? Others dream things that never were and say 'why not'?” This famous sentence from G. B. Shaw describes the aim of this work accurately. The many failures in the establishment of a European patent system should not discourage the legislator...
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activity legality among states. No strong nations remained on the sidelines in World War I to give effective support to … types of weapons, after the war failed, as shown by the outbreak and course of World War II. The end of hostilities in 1945 … saw the world again facing major international issues, including border rectification, refugee treatment, and …
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.e. the entire world. Because the justification for exercising universal jurisdiction is an entitlement to apply international …
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