Exam 8: International Criminal Law

This legal tradition is based on written codes.

What is the definition of the following word: -Neoliberalism.

The Nuremburg Trials were a series of trials held by Nazi Germany to bring accountability to leaders from the Allied Forces.

As many as 800,000 people were murdered during the Rwandan Genocide.

Genocide is different from other types of mass killings.

This legal tradition holds an agreement between lords and vassals under which lords provided land to the vassals in exchange for military services and labor.

What is the definition of the following word: -Universal jurisdiction.

This legal tradition is based in Socialist law.

What is the definition of the following word: -Europol.

The United Nations can encourage members to use force against other nations.

Article 2 of the convention forming the International Criminal Court defines genocide as an act(s) including:

What is the definition of the following word: -Nation-state.

What is the definition of the following word: -Treaty.

The first Geneva Convention was ratified by the United States in 1982.

What is the definition of the following word: -Convention.

What three types of cases does the International Criminal Court hear?

These crimes were intended as criminal offenses to limit the aggression of foreign leaders in to sovereign nationals and to hold them individually accountable.

What is a convention?

It is estimated that thousands died in Cambodia after the Khmer Rouge took control of the government.

The United Nations supports nation's sponsorship of executions.