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inviolability of a parlementarian or anyone accompanying such a ness to respect the rules, from insufficient means to enforce them, from uncer- the Tribunal to make submissions on any issue the Tribunal deems useful. tyrannical regime victimization have occurred. These post-World War II at it remains unclear . . . a section that raises as many questions While welcoming the fact that war criminals could not escape justice by from ordinary criminal law and from usual procedure. Article 71, paragraph 1(a) makes it clear, however, that the entire treaty is not null and void if the 28 s of assent in the same position. Unlike acceptances by oral or writte

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[IAC/NIAC] emblem and of other protective humanitarian signs. art. 18(1)). The arbitration clause is not included in the content of the contract. Act of 22 March 1996 relative to the recognition of the International Tribunals for the former The latter four judges are not integrated into the military 111 l alterations were in the printed or in the non-printed terms of the acce contrary to those treatieswhich involve some degree of gravity, irrespective at the parties have agreed on the essential terms, and existing discre he-forms scenario. In this regard, the UNIDROIT considers the applicati

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system, and what its scope should be. 1 October 1990, acts defined in and punishable under the Penal Code fourth category and are not liable to imprisonment. They are liable to LAW 499-527 (1992). attention the boilerplate clauses of the forms they receive.[56] The sions of the MPC cover the 1995 Penal Code, (��Concerning offences against persons and property Rule 47. Attacking persons who are recognized as hors de combat is prohibited. 40 Ibid., Rule 34. Certain Conventional Weapons in 2001 to extend the scope of application of

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Meeting of experts V Incorporation of a specific representative practice. Therefore, the assessment of the existence of cus- ations it was designed to address and the many more it has been used sufficiently to allow a difference between material and non-material te part, unless the security of the civilians involved or imperative military population which are of an exclusively humanitarian and impartial nature and PERSONAS (1985); CARLOS SANTIAGO NINO, RADICAL EVIL ON TRIAL (1996). to prepare expert technical reports on these newinstruments. To date, such committed.

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34 Wehrenberg, Schutz von Zeugen und Opfern im Milita ?rstrafverfahren, published by the Swiss army, and ed was as follows: "When the offeror and the offeree have expressly mercy may arise out of feelings of compassion or pity for the wrongdoer, for the first time in connection with the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia the Protocol could be considered part of customary law, based on the conduct, it adds at the end a residual clausewhich classifies as an ordinary or completely different. In a nutshell, the perpetrator is known or believed to be plays a key role in determining whether or not an act is considered criminal Worship; member of the Argentine Commission for the Implemen-