Author
Başaran, Halil Rahman
Publication Date
2011
Publication Place
-
Inderscience Publishers
Subject
Advisory opinions, Judicial propriety, Precedent, International court of justice, International public interest, Legal frameworks, Kosovo, Eastern Carelia, International relations, Palestine, International law
Type
Periodical
Language
English
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID
2044-7671
Record ID
8e36ee99-f965-47f5-9f53-614c9ccb62ff
Library Location
Law
Date
2011
Notes
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Sample Text
This paper's focus is on a certain aspect of the Advisory Opinion: The Consistency of the Court with Regard to Judicial Propriety. Apart from the Eastern Carelia and the Legality of the Use by a State of Nuclear Weapons in Armed Conflict cases, the Court has always issued its opinion on request. The Court has, whatever the objections, opted for the issuance of opinions. It has consistently followed its own precedent of never finding an obstacle concerning judicial propriety. In that regard, some indications about the term judicial propriety have been given by some advisory opinions. Still, it is not exactly defined. In that connection, the paper engages in that definition and the argument is advanced that judicial propriety is a broad umbrella-concept.
DOI
10.1504/IJPLAP.2011.043855
Cilt
1
