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When does the antarctic treaty become extinct?
The Antarctic Treaty is a TREATY not a living thing so it can not become extinct.
Is the Magna Carta a law or treaty?
The Magna Carta is a treaty.
Prohibited by law or treaty from being imported or exported?
Goods prohibited by law or treaty from being imported or exported, Illegal traffic in contraband; smuggling.
When was the treaty 7 law created?
In 1982 I think
What does our system of checks and balance?
a treaty from being a law
What has the author Sterling Edwin Edmunds written?
Sterling Edwin Edmunds has written: 'International law and the Treaty of peace' -- subject(s): Treaty of Versailles, International law and relations.
What did supremacy clause take from individual states?
The ability to enforce laws that contradict any federal law, treaty, or the constitution. If state law says 'A' and Congress passes a law that says 'B', or the US enters a treaty that says B, then the federal law overrides the state law.
Is the ICCPR customary international law?
No. As many states have failed to ratify or even sign the treaty, the ICCPR remains just that, a treaty. Only when it is seen as a customary norm for states to adhere to will it become customary law, and only then may states derogate from its provisions through vocifierous objections. As it is now, states who are not a party to it do not need to object, they simply do not sign.
Law of sea treaty?
it has to do with... um ... the pros and cons or what ever
What does our system of checks and balances prevent?
a treaty from being a law
Before a treaty can become legally binding the treaty must be?
approved (ratified) by a two- thirds vote in the senate.
What is the difference between an alliance and a treaty?
An alliance is where you become allied with someone and a treaty is either the attempt to become an ally or the attempt to stop war. Example: The French were America's allies. Example: The Americans made a treaty to resolve the war with England.
