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Is that really how it works in practice? There's no legal system with any real international jurisdiction. I'd have thought if state actors were going to be "he

Is that really how it works in practice? There's no legal system with any real international jurisdiction. I'd have thought if state actors were going to be "held accountable" it would be done diplomatically, and that non-state actors would be held to account by the states in which they reside.

ceejayoz 12y ago
> There's no legal system with any real international jurisdiction. Not entirely necessary. Most nation states have enough property spread over the world that suing them can be sufficient. For example: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/feds-win-seize-ave-tower-tied-iran-article-1.1458097 http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/feds-win-seize-ave-tower...