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Who has 'jurisdiction' in international law? According to your narrow definition of 'jurisdiction', nobody. Are you saying 'international law' doesn't exist? I
by roel_v 8y ago
Who has 'jurisdiction' in international law? According to your narrow definition of 'jurisdiction', nobody. Are you saying 'international law' doesn't exist? I mean, it wouldn't be wholly unreasonable; there are scholars of international law who essentially hold that position. Yet there are many other who don't. It's not as clear cut as you make it out to be.
(FWIW yes I do have a law degree)
- zorga 8y agoInternational laws aren't really laws, they're suggestions; the US ignores them all the time when it feels it's in its best interest.