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    Bernie Hardie Banton Case

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    mesothelioma, an abdominal cancer). Despite the heart-breaking news he swore to fight on, Banton’s lawyers filed a compensation claim on the fund which he fought to set up for the company’s asbestos victims. The second hearing was held in the Dust Diseases Tribunal it was settled out of court on the third day of the hearing, Banton gave evidence from his bedside in the Concord Hospital. He died just three days later it was the end of a fighter and although he is gone he is surely not…

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    Nevertheless, it shows this kind of behavior from the mother. On April 30th, 2013 the lower tribunal entered order finding the mother in violation of Children 's and Respondent 's rights after finding that the mother had place the children in daycare facility without consulting with the father first as co-parenting guidelines stablishes. (R. 137). On November 5, 2013, the lower tribunal had to force the mother to remove the children from the daycare to this recommended by the Guardian and…

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    Even with the use of United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. To help solve disputes of international sea law between two states the United nations has created the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. However, before being able to take the case to the International Tribunal for the Law of the sea, Italy must have first exhausted all of its possible remedies to find a solution for this case. The permanent court of arbitration helped navigate this case, in the end however…

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    River Ganga Case Study

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    The dependence of funds and infrastructure on the Central Govt. is a major cause of concern but the scheme of the NGT Act clearly gives the Tribunal complete independence to discharge its judicial functions, have security of tenure and conditions of service. In NGT, you can get a judgment in two years, maximum. In some cases, judgments even come within three months showing its expeditious disposal…

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    ICC Excursion Case Study

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    without being punished. For the prosecution and prevention of crimes against humanity in the coming future. 2. What is the connection between the Nuremburg trials (http://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/nuremberg-trials) and Tokyo war crimes tribunals (http://ww2db.com/battle_spec.php?battle_id=221)…

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    Melissa Huckaby Case Study

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    The Soldier Status Survey Tribunal (CSRT) utilizes a formal procedure to decide if prisoners meet the criteria to be assigned as foe warriors. Tribunals known as Regulatory Audit Sheets (ARB) guarantee that foe warriors are not held any more drawn out than would normally be appropriate. The two procedures work inside the limits of conventional law-of-war tribunals and are additionally subject to the interests’ procedure and legal survey. Moreover…

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    Over 40,000 people in France were executed from 1793 to 1794. Whether or not this massive killing was necessary is controversial. Leading this reign of terror was dictator, Maximilien Robespierre, who was apart of the Jacobins and ruled France for about a year under absolute power. He ordered that anyone who was against the French Revolution would be imprisoned or executed. The problem with this was that not all who were accused were guilty. Robespierre’s justification for killing all of these…

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    Primary Source Analysis Austrian-Hungarian ultimatum to Serbia and Serbian response I was convinced that Serbia would not accept many of the terms in Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum, specifically 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 9 because those demands compromise Serbia’s freedom and independence from Austria-Hungary. Terms 2, 7, and 10 are reasonable because they are standard requests of a country investigating the death of their monarch. Terms 1 and 3 interfere with a free press. Austria-Hungary is defining…

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    Promotion and protection of foreign investments is accomplished through equal treatment of the investors of each state involved. It is common for a bilateral investment treaty to include the most-favored-nation clause which entitles the investors from different states to the same treatment as most-favored nation is granted. However, since there is no standard formulation of the clause, its scope and application remain questionable. The issue is whether the most-favored-nation clause can be…

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    The laws regarding native title are found in the Native Title Act 1993. This act not only put into law the Mabo decision and made native title claims possible, but also established a National Native Title Tribunal and set out processes for the determination of native title rights. The Native Title Act 1992 gives indigenous Australians the right to possession, occupation, use and enjoyment of traditional country. This is evident in section 13 (1) where is says…

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