Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following jurists described international law as positive international morality, which consists of opinions or sentiments current among nations generally?

Which of the following means “the more precise formulation and systematization of rules of international law in fields where there already has been extensive State practice, precedent, and doctrine.”?

“States are the principal subjects of international law”?Who made this definition?

In terms of dualism and monism, how do the international law and municipal law interact with each other?

Which of the following members was expelled from the United Nations in September 1992 because of its continuing violation of the Charter principles?

What is the correct term to describe a situation that occurs when a municipal law conflicts with international law and subjects search for an answer to the questions whether international law takes precedence over municipal law or not?

Who denies the legal character of international law and calls it as the “vanishing point of jurisprudence.”?

Where were Human Rights conceptualized for the first time?

According to which theory do international law and municipal law operate on different levels?

What is the principle of "res judicata"?

What is the name of "a system composed solely of legal rules and principles binding upon civilized nations only in their mutual relations" according the majority of the earlier standard works ?

What is the name of the term which means "a rule of evidence or a rule of law that prevents a person from denying the truth of a statement he has made or from denying facts that he has alleged to exist"?

Which of the following is  is often referred to as the father of the law of nations?

Which of the below statements is incorrect?

Which article of the UN Charter states that each member of the United Nations undertakes to comply with the decision of the Court in a case to which it is a party?

I. Absence of an elected legislature

II. Absence of courts with compulsory jurisdiction

III. Absence of an independent dispute-settlement mechanism

IV. Absence of effective sanctions

Which of the above may be counted as reasons for classifying international law as weak law?

What is the term used to describe unilateral measures adopted by a State in response to the breach of its rights by the wrongful act of another State?

What is the name of the principle that when a matter has been finally adjudicated upon by a court of competent jurisdiction it may not be reopened or challenged by the original parties or their successors in interest?

Which of the following is a rule of evidence or a rule of law that prevents a person from denying the truth of a statement he has made or from denying facts that he has alleged to exist?

What institution adjudicates inter-state disputes?