The JAG Journal, 27. sējums,3. izdevumsOffice of the Judge Advocate General, Department of the Navy, 1973 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 15.
319. lappuse
... coercion under applicable principles of international law ? An answer requires first an identification of the applicable principles . Two bodies of doctrine appear relevant from Cuban statements and the factual background : piracy and ...
... coercion under applicable principles of international law ? An answer requires first an identification of the applicable principles . Two bodies of doctrine appear relevant from Cuban statements and the factual background : piracy and ...
320. lappuse
... coercion by a State against a pirate is not inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations . The pirate is traditionally an outlaw - the enemy of all humanity . Force used against him cannot offend other States . The pirate's ...
... coercion by a State against a pirate is not inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations . The pirate is traditionally an outlaw - the enemy of all humanity . Force used against him cannot offend other States . The pirate's ...
323. lappuse
... coercion was legally permissible is determined by these principles of international law rather than by Cuban municipal law . B. FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS The traditional conception of a pirate has been described as " bold and definite ...
... coercion was legally permissible is determined by these principles of international law rather than by Cuban municipal law . B. FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS The traditional conception of a pirate has been described as " bold and definite ...
335. lappuse
... coercion was not therefore permissible under the international law principles on piracy . IV . NATIONAL CLAIMS TO SELF - DEFENSE AGAINST INSURGENTS A. UNITED NATIONS CHARTER , ARTICLE 51 The general limits on the threat or use of force ...
... coercion was not therefore permissible under the international law principles on piracy . IV . NATIONAL CLAIMS TO SELF - DEFENSE AGAINST INSURGENTS A. UNITED NATIONS CHARTER , ARTICLE 51 The general limits on the threat or use of force ...
338. lappuse
... coercion if defense is to be effective . Delay not only increases the risk that defensive coercion may not be successful , but even if successful , there may be greater destruction of human and material values because of the higher ...
... coercion if defense is to be effective . Delay not only increases the risk that defensive coercion may not be successful , but even if successful , there may be greater destruction of human and material values because of the higher ...
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Abu Dhabi accused accused's administrative claim Albo applied Argersinger authority Bensing boundaries Canada Canadian claimant coast coastline coercion community property compel testimony constitutional continental shelf Court of Military court-martial criminal Cuba Cuba's Cuban customary international law decision defense delimitation determine equidistant rule Federal foreign France French claim Government grant of immunity High Seas Convention imprisonment insurgents international law International Law Commission islands issue JAGC Jencks Act Johnny Express jurisdiction Justice Powell Kastigar law of piracy Lyla Express majority MCDOUGAL Military Appeals military judge Navy North Sea opinion pension personnel Pierre and Miquelon pirate ship principle prosecution punishment question raids request retired pay right to counsel seabed seize seizure self-defense sentence Sixth Amendment special circumstances State's statement submarine areas Supra note Supreme Court territorial sea territorial waters testify threat tion tional transactional immunity trial court trial judge USCMA vessel visit and search waiver witness