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 26.
322. lappuse
... conclude multilateral and bilateral treaties to suppress air hijacking . 21. Article 2 of the 1928 Havana Convention states : " ... The state that may be injured by depredations originating from insurgent vessels is entitled to adopt ...
... conclude multilateral and bilateral treaties to suppress air hijacking . 21. Article 2 of the 1928 Havana Convention states : " ... The state that may be injured by depredations originating from insurgent vessels is entitled to adopt ...
334. lappuse
... concluding that earlier raids on the Cuban coast involving the two vessels were not acts of piracy because of their political objectives , investiga- tion was continued into the measures used to enforce the prescriptions on piracy . A ...
... concluding that earlier raids on the Cuban coast involving the two vessels were not acts of piracy because of their political objectives , investiga- tion was continued into the measures used to enforce the prescriptions on piracy . A ...
347. lappuse
... concluded the better answer was that it could . International law tests the objectives of conduct to separate from all violent acts at sea those which are committed for political ends and those which are directed only against one State ...
... concluded the better answer was that it could . International law tests the objectives of conduct to separate from all violent acts at sea those which are committed for political ends and those which are directed only against one State ...
350. lappuse
... concluded that , while both positions impose additional burdens upon the trial judge , that suggested by Mr. Justice Powell would result in considerably greater burden upon the trial judge , such as might significantly offset any ...
... concluded that , while both positions impose additional burdens upon the trial judge , that suggested by Mr. Justice Powell would result in considerably greater burden upon the trial judge , such as might significantly offset any ...
351. lappuse
... concluded that Argersinger is " not applicable to the military court - martial , and ... no change in summary court - martial procedure is warranted . " The Army , however , has made provision for counsel to be made available at all ...
... concluded that Argersinger is " not applicable to the military court - martial , and ... no change in summary court - martial procedure is warranted . " The Army , however , has made provision for counsel to be made available at all ...
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