ON THE QUESTION OF AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JURISDICTION

47. The question of specificity overlaps with the question of how the statute is to confer jurisdiction on a court.

31. Aspects of the question of the subject matter jurisdiction of a court have been addressed above in paragraphs 12 to 17.

Publication is regarded as being akin to an order to all organizations and authorities to implement the law in question in their respective areas of jurisdiction.

Most human rights treaties contain a provision according to which States undertake to secure the protection of the rights in question to those within their jurisdiction.

In other words, the State is not only obliged to not violate the right in question, but is obliged to protect those within its jurisdiction from the violation.

Once it is considered that the court has jurisdiction to deal with the subject matter of an application, then the question of excluding judges who will exercise the court's jurisdiction is examined. Supreme Court of Cyprus, case No.

Examples of cases where (b) and (c) were applied should also be included Measures taken to establish jurisdiction in cases where the alleged offender is present in the territory of the reporting State and the latter does not extradite him her to a State with jurisdiction over the offence in question.

Or they're responding to requests and concerns by governments that have no jurisdiction over many, or most, of the users and viewers who are interacting with the content in question.

The personal jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione personae) of a court

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The subject matter jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione materiae) of a court

The Working Group considered the general question of whether the draft instrument should allow for parties to the contract of carriage to agree to an exclusive jurisdiction clause.

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The institutions failed to act in a consistent manner in some cases, the Attorney General's Office claimed jurisdiction, while in others it considered that it lacked jurisdiction.

(d) Provision conferring jurisdiction

reconciling conflicts of jurisdiction.

Australia agrees with the view of the Working Group expressed in paragraph 514 that the power of complaint should extend to any State party which has accepted the jurisdiction of a court with respect to the offence in question.

Mr. KÄLIN said he had been pleased to read in the delegation's written replies that Italy accepted that the Covenant applied to persons under its jurisdiction in cases where Italian troops or police officers were stationed abroad (question 2).

Furthermore, one may also accept that the jurisdiction of the court concurs with the national jurisdiction, if the latter is in fact exercised.

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The term refers to the idea that courts should not act in a way that demeans the jurisdiction, laws, or judicial decisions of another jurisdiction.

While the Minister for Foreign Affairs of New Granada, Lino de Pombo, stated in his reply that he would not enter into the question of control and jurisdiction over the group of islands known as Los Monjes , which by virtue of their location appear to be a natural annex of the Guajira Peninsula', he did not challenge Venezuela's acts asserting control and jurisdiction.

The remittance system of Hawala does not obtain in this jurisdiction.

10. Any mechanism for accepting the jurisdiction of a court would have to allow States flexibility in nominating the terms upon which they would accept that jurisdiction.

In drafting the provisions of the statute on jurisdiction, the ILC should precisely define the terms on which a State may accept the jurisdiction of a court.

Express consent to exercise of jurisdiction

Subject matter jurisdiction of the court

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Jurisdiction on criminal and civil cases.

This issue also arises in addressing the question of whether States which have not accepted a court apos s jurisdiction in relation to offences created by treaties to which they are not party should be able to initiate complaints relating to breaches of those offences.

(ii) Serious enough to warrant inclusion in the jurisdiction of a court.

In 1933, the National Park Service took Mount Rushmore under its jurisdiction.

In space law, registration determined the exercise of jurisdiction, control and liability.

There are substantial challenges related to biodiversity in areas outside national jurisdiction.

The Naval Prefecture provides security in the port areas under its jurisdiction.

In its report, the Working Group supports the view that the court should have jurisdiction over crimes committed prior to its establishment, provided that the offences in question are crimes of an international character defined by treaties in force at the time when they were committed.

Nonetheless, it was reiterated that access to a State's highest courts must be examined in the light of the jurisdiction of the court in question, on a case by case basis and within the ordinary meaning of exhaustion of local remedies as developed in international law.

In the cases against Belgium and the Netherlands, the Court finally examined the question of whether Serbia and Montenegro was entitled to invoke the dispute settlement convention it had concluded with each of those States in the early 1930s as a basis of jurisdiction in those cases.

In the West Bank the organs of jurisdiction operate in a completely different way.

Jurisdiction on constitutional, criminal and civil cases.