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Intro to International Law: CLN4U
Intro to International Law: CLN4U
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1
Sovereignty means States should be the ultimate authority on their own affairs.
False
True
2
In extradition, "Double criminality" means the fugitive...
is charged with something that's a crime in both countries
can't be tried twice for the same crime
is twice as bad as a normal criminal
must be facing at least 2 charges
3
Legally surrendering a fugitive to another State for trial/sentencing is called..
diplomatic immunity
deportation
extradition
complementarity
4
The "principle of specialty" means an extradited person can not..
have new charges added after extradition
be tried in international court
face the death penalty
be tortured
5
Unlike the ICJ, the Int'l Criminal Court only tries individuals.
True
False
6
Which of the following is NOT a critique of War Crimes Tribunals?
they're time-consuming to set up
they can't respond quickly to new situations
they undermine the International Criminal Court
they're expensive
7
This is a court established to try war criminals for a specific situation..
International Court of Justice
International Criminal Court
War Crimes Tribunal
United Nations Special Envoy
8
This court, established in 1945, ONLY deals with disputes between States
The Nuremburg Court
The United Nations Supreme Court
The International Criminal Court
The International Court of Justice
9
Which of the following States does NOT have veto power at the UN Security Council?
Russia
France
China
India
10
States and Nations are the same thing.
False
True
11
Under International Law, sovereign States CAN NOT
interfere in the legal relationships of other States
fight wars of self-defence
make use of the public domain
stay neutral when others are at war
12
The concept of International Law existed in ancient civilizations.
False
True
13
Punishing a nation by banning imports or exports is called a:
Trade boycott
Political sanction
Trade embargo
Economic withdrawal
14
Which of these is NOT a type of economic sanction?
Withholding foreign aid
Cutting diplomatic ties
Trade embargoes
Trade boycotts
15
Canada automatically returns fugitives to any State we've signed an Extradition Treaty with
True
False
16
The "Complementarity Principle" means the ICC only gets involved in a case if..
the national courts have already found the accused guilty
the national courts are corrupt
the case comes from a signatory of the Rome Statute
the national courts are unable/unwilling to prosecute
17
"A culturally homogenous group larger than a single community sharing common history etc" is..
A Nation
A Nation-State
A Tribe
A State
18
Which country has been outspoken in its desire to undermine the ICC?
The U.S.
Canada
Libya
Turkey
19
Which of the following is NOT NECESSARILY a characteristic of a State?
having a defined territory
having a permanent population
having a government
having a national army
20
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is legally binding.
True
False
