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That view was echoed a day later from the Hague, where the World Court ruled that the U.S. is violating Nicaragua's sovereignty by sponsoring the contras. The 15-member International Court of Justice, responding to charges filed by the Sandinista regime in 1984, after the CIA-inspired mining of...
But to be enforced by U.S. courts, foreign judgments must be shown to be the result of fair proceedings. One thing that means is giving the defendant a meaningful chance to be heard. With Marcos unlikely to return, says Harvard Law Professor Abram Chayes, the Aquino government must take care...
All of these protections are equally important for cases arising out of political protest and those arising from more mundane activities. A court of appeal which enshrines these protections for both sorts of charges will avoid the problem of having a separate tribunal to hear charges against political activists, will...
"Of course I did not return," Schmidt snapped. "I didn't want a pardon." What he wanted was a test before the human rights tribunal. He got it after the IAPA persuaded Costa Rican President Luis Alberto Monge Alvarez to petition the human rights court for a ruling. Schmidt triumphed...
The CRR is supposed to punish students who disrupt the "essential processes" of the University or violate the freedom of speech or the freedom of movement of other persons at the University, according to its founding document. However, as the historical record shows, the tribunal has served mainly to punish...