Jurisdiction Flashcards

1
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Define jurisdiction

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  • the extent/ limits of a state’s competence
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2
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What are the types of jurisdiction

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Prescriptive jurisdiction:
Enforcement jurisdiction:
Adjudicative jurisdiction

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3
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Explain what prescriptive jurisdiction is

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-ability
-to create laws

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4
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Explain what enforcement jurisdiction is

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-Ability
-to enforce rules

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5
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Explain what adjudicative jurisdiction is

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-judicial bodies 2 have the competence 2 hear + decide

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6
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What encompasses the term territory?

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-Land
-Internal waters
-Territorial waters
-up 2 twelve nautical miles from the shore
-AIRSPACE

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7
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Explain what territorial waters are

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-Up to twelve nautical miles from the shore

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8
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Important case law from this topic

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SS Lotus
-Nottebohm case

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9
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Explain the main conclusion of the lotus case

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(C.44)–> everything that is not prohibited is allowed
-> restrictions cannot be assumed

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10
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What is the general territorial principle?

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Any state can prosecute the offences which take place in their territory

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11
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Explain the subjective territorial principle

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-jurisdiction based on where the action began/was initiated/ prepared?

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Explain the objective territorial principle

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-competence based on the crime bein completed in that territory

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13
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Explain the effects doctrine

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-Focus on the effect that might be taking place:
-different variations
-Ask Panos

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14
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Explain the active Nationality Principle

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  • Competence based on PERP.
    having state’s nationality
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15
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What is the passive nationality principle?

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-Competence based on VIC’s
nationality

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16
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How does one determine nationality?

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  • “Genuine link”
    -Nottenboihm case
  • If one wants to rep. on intl plane
    -det. who can exercise diplomatic prot.
17
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Explain the flag principle

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-Competence based on which flag the ship/airplane is flying

18
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What is an example of the flag principle being codified?

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-Art. 5(1)(a) CAT

19
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Explain the protective principle

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  • Extraterritorial
    -Foreign national acting against the security of a state
    -when not in the state
20
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Explain the universality principle

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Applies to gross, violations of intl. law
-crime concerns entire intl committee
-neither suspect nor victim have the nat/ of a the state claiming jurisdiction

21
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Define piracy

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-practice of attacking and robbing ships at sea, attack on a ship

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