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83. International Law US statutes at Large Includes US treaties from Project (Yale) Documents in Law, History and Hague Conventions on Private international Law; international Legal http://www.ucalgary.ca/library/law/internat.htm

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85. Sex Laws A table of international and US state ages of consent for heterosexual and homosexual The status of state sodomy laws maintained by the ACLU; USA stateby-state http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2269/

Sex Laws Australia Commonwealth legislation including adultery polygamy , and the act against arbitrary interferences with privacy New South Wales acts including several sexual assault laws, incest bestiality necrophilia child prostitution ... obscene exposure , and prostitution Canada The Criminal Code of Canada sections on Part V: sexual offenses, public morals, and disorderly conduct and Part VIII: offenses against the person and reputation Islam Rules concerning Use of Lavatory Obligatory Baths ... Sexual Intercourse (during fasting) Masturbation (during fasting) Marriage: Permanent Temporary (only allowed by the Shi'a school, which makes up around 20 percent of the Muslim population), Divorce United States Alabama bigamy, adultery and incest ... California Code on sexual assault and crimes against public decency and domestic violence , and a Santa Monica sign ordinance Connecticut Penal Code sex offenses ... Psychological counseling required for person convicted of sexual assault of a minor (All these laws are in one very large page) Georgia Sexual Offenses Idaho Indiana Code Title 35 articles on sex crimes public indecency, prostitution, and voyeurism

86. Canada And The International Criminal Court Visit the international Law Commission Back to Top. prepare a draft statute for an international criminal court from 1949 1954 trying to draft statutes for an http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/foreign_policy/icc/history-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... About Us History The idea for the ICC is not new; efforts to have an international criminal court date back over 80 years. Chronological time line of the ICC's history : An International Criminal Court is mandated in the Treaty of Versailles Article 227 of the treaty mandates that a special tribunal be established to try Wilhelm II (the former German Emperor) for "a supreme offence against international morality and the sanctity of treaties." The tribunal was to consist of judges from the United States, Great Britain, France, Italy and Japan. Following the end of World War I, the Commission on the Responsibility of the Authors of the War and on the Enforcement of Penalties concludes that an international court should be established. The Commission recommends that an international court be created to punish those "belonging to enemy countries, however high their position may have been ... including Chiefs of States, who had been guilty of offences against the laws and customs of war or the laws of humanity." The Court was established but failed due to a lack of cooperation on the part of countries where indictees had been found to surrender them to the Court. Back to Top : A Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of Terrorism and a Convention for the Creation of an International Criminal Court are adopted.

87. Amnesty International - Library - Argentina/Italy: Under International Law Crime 30/02/00 25 September 2000 Argentina/Italy Under international law crimes against humanity cannot be subject to statutes of limitations Amnesty international http://web.amnesty.org/library/print/ENGEUR300022000

AI INDEX: EUR 30/002/2000 25 September 2000 PRESS RELEASE AI Index: EUR 30/02/00 25 September 2000 Argentina/Italy: Under international law crimes against humanity cannot be subject to statutes of limitations Amnesty International is making an urgent appeal to Italy and Argentina to carry out their international obligations and not to allow any statutes of limitations to be applied to cases recognized as crimes against humanity under international law. "The decision by the Rome Appeal Court to release Jorge Olivera, apparently concluding that a crime such as torture, which is punishable under international law, is subject to a statute of limitations under domestic law is extremely worrying," the organization said today. France has requested Italy to extradite Jorge Olivera for the kidnapping and torture of French citizen Marie Anne Erize Tisseau. These offences, which reportedly appear on the arrest warrant, were carried out systematically in Argentina and, given their scale and gravity, they constitute crimes against humanity. The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, in its article 7, recognizes that torture, when carried out systematically or on a large scale, constitutes a crime against humanity. Article 29 of the same Statute rules that crimes which fall under the jurisdiction of the Court cannot be subject to any statutes of limitations. The article confirms that under international law the application of any statute of limitations in cases of crimes against humanity is prohibited.

88. International Law --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia , Law about international Law Directory of links to information on the US law of nations. Facilitates access to details on related federal statutes, provisions http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=297015&query=international relations&ct

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90. International Military Law As a consequence international law, while continuing to develop laws relating to conventional, armed conflict, deployments, had not addressed the issues http://www.ozemail.com.au/~garthc/Index.html

International Military Law W elcome to this page, the primary purpose of which is to explore, and seek debate concerning, international law issues arising out of the increasing use of military personnel in circumstances below the threshold of armed conflict. Background A s the twentieth century draws to a close, the law governing the use of military force is becoming increasingly complex. While armed conflicts continue and are likely to do so, since 1990 there has been a huge increase in the deployment of armed forces into non armed conflict situations, that is, into operations below the armed conflict threshold. In these operations the deployed armed forces are not expected, required (or indeed, allowed) to take or perform armed conflict actions or roles. T W hile international armed conflicts have continued since 1945, their number has been (comparatively) limited. Internal armed conflicts, however, continue to plague the world in significant numbers and, although international armed conflicts are likely to continue, it is these, the internal armed conflicts, that are likely to do predominate into the foreseeable future. It is mainly into these latter, internal armed conflict, situations that UN troops (and the troops of other international bodies such as the Multinational Force of Observers in the Sinai or the South Pacific Peace Keeping Force that went to Bougainville in September 1994) are deployed. While the different factions in the host country may be in armed conflict, the peacekeeping forces themselves, not being deployed to perform armed conflict roles, are not normally in armed conflict. It is therefore clear that military operations are no longer being conducted solely within the narrow compass of armed conflict.

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94. International Legal Research Tutorial The sources of international law (authority based on Article 38 of the ICJ Statute) are listed below. international conventions (treaties);. http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/tutorials/intl/2_overview.html

Tutorial Contents LESSONS 1. About the Collections 2. Overview 3. Getting Started ... overview Lesson 2: Overview Before you start researching international law, it is important to know the difference between international law (both public and private foreign law , and comparative law . While the focus of this tutorial is international law, the researcher should have a basic understanding of the definitions of international and foreign law. Public International Law Public international law governs the relationships between national governments, the relationships between intergovernmental organizations, and the relationships between national governments and intergovernmental organizations. It regulates governments and intergovernmental organizations across national boundaries. The sources of international law (authority based on Article 38 of the ICJ Statute ) are listed below. International conventions (treaties);

95. ASIL Electronic Resource Guide International Criminal Law an international tribunal for prosecuting persons responsible for serious violations of international humanitarian law in Yugoslavia. The Statute of the http://www.asil.org/resource/crim1.htm

GUIDE HOME International Criminal Law Gail Partin Introduction Research Guides and Information Networks Treaties, Conventions, and Agreements ... Statistical Sources I. Introduction Most legal scholars agree that a recognizable body of international criminal law does exist. However, the precise parameters of this body of law are often unclear, perhaps due to the rapid and complex developments of our global society. In its widest context, the source of international criminal law might be derived from the general principles of international law recognized by civilized nations; and therefore, found in the customary law accepted by states, the general criminal law recognized by nations, and the treaties which govern particular conduct. International criminal law can also be categorized according to whether the conduct in question is international, constituting an offense against the world community, or whether the act is transnational, affecting the interests of more than one state. For example, international crime would encompass acts that threaten world order and security, crimes against humanity and fundamental human rights, war crimes, and genocide; whereas the transnational crime category would include drug trafficking, transborder organized criminal activity, counterfeiting, money laundering, financial crimes, terrorism, and willful damage to the environment.

96. Guide To Litigation Law international Civil Litigation in US Courts Commentary and Materials, 2nd ed. Gary B. Born and David Westin. Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers, Cambridge, MA http://www.hg.org/litg.html

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98. Bora Laskin Law Library - International Law Research Guide I: Treaties And Other research guides, textbooks, and treatises in international law introduce the sources of international law by referring to Article 38 of the Statute of the http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/resguide/rschguid.htm

Quick Links Case Law on the Web Canadian Legal Texts Canadian Legislation Electronic Journals List International Material Other Legislation Quicklaw Lexis Westlaw WestlaweCarswell International Law Guide I: Treaties and Other Sources of International Law INTRODUCTION The purpose of this brief guide is to present researchers and students checking scholarly citations with some basic strategies for locating materials in the international and foreign law. Because it strives to be a concise statement of tips and suggestions, this guide is not exhaustive. It does not provide a lengthy bibliography. This guide therefore only supplements assistance available from reference books and librarians. It is structured in three parts as listed on the left. I. Public International Law A. Sources Many major research guides, textbooks, and treatises in international law introduce the sources of international law by referring to Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice, http://www.icj-cij.org/icjwww/

99. Statutes & Cases - Nolo that talks about what the law says in some states. For you to find out exactly what law is in your state, you may have to read a state statute for yourself. http://www.nolo.com/lawcenter/statute/index.cfm

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Click Here Home A B ... Legal Kudos ~ C ~ Cost and Freight. Calvo Clause : A clause in an agreement between a host state and a foreign investor that says that the investor will not seek the diplomatic assistance of its home state in resolving disputes with the host state. capable of industrial application : Requirement to obtain a patent: that the product or process of an invention can be used in industry or commerce. capital gains : Increases in the value of capital or other long-term investments. cartel : A combination of independent business firms organized to regulate the production, pricing and marketing of goods by its members. case law : Law based upon judicial decision or precedent rather than statutes. causation : (From Latin causa : "reason.") The act or agency that produces an effect, result, or consequence. Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law : Located at the Washington College of Law, American University, Washington D.C. The Center seeks to promote human rights and humanitarian law through training programs for judges, lawyers and law schools; by assisting emerging democracies and other nations in developing laws and institutions that protect human rights; and by organizing conferences with intergovernmental and non-governmental institutions. Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Home Page certificate of deposit

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