Germany / Iran / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / Jamaica / /
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University of Virginia School / Supreme Court / /
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case law / customary international law / law grounds / constitutional law / criminal law / law obligation / law tradition / legal systems / recent case law / /
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Gulf of Maine Area / /
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British Privy Council / Ontario Court of Appeal / International Court of Justice / Vanderbilt University Law School / Council of Canadians / 27 / Harvard Law School / Supreme Court / NAFTA's Chapter / Canadian Government / EC Commission / International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes / ICTR / Federal Court / Council of the European Union / UN Human Rights Committee / International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia / United Nations Al-Qaida / Government of Canada / Canadian Council for Refugees / federal government / United Nations / Security Council / Taliban / Government of the United States of America / International Criminal Court / University of Virginia School of Law / House of Commons / Council of Canadians / /
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John M. Olin / Al Barakaat / E. Alexandra Dosman / Hudson / /
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federal judge / counsel / Minister / immigration officer / Minister of National Security / Professor / executive / Attorney General / Attorney-General / F.C.T.D. / judge / Associate Professor / /
48 ASIL Proceedings, 2009 I know very well that, in this country, many people are anxious that giving too much space to international courts would abrogate democracy at home. But in a globalized world,