International Law (HSC SSCE Legal Studies): Flashcards

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4 requirements for statehood

Territory, population, government, int'l negotiation capacity

Definition of sovereignty

Authority to make & enforce rules for population

What international law governs

Relationships between states

5 sources of international law

Customs, declarations, treaties, legal decisions, writings

Opinio juris meaning

Belief that a practice is necessary by rule of law

Definition of a treaty

Written international agreement between states

Are declarations legally binding?

No, they clarify positions but don't impose obligations

Security Council composition

5 permanent members + 10 non-permanent members

Veto power in Security Council

Permanent members can block resolutions with one vote

Do treaties auto-become Australian law?

No, new legislation usually required

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