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Questions Public Internatioal Law
Questions Public Internatioal Law
3. What’s Law?
A group of Legal Norms
9. What’s Legislation?
It’s a process by which one or more state organs formulate an promulgares certain rules
generally observed, which are termed laws. (The legislative process in Mexico is regulated by
articles 71 and 72 of the Political Constitution of the United States of Mexico)
It studies the relationship between states. It studies the relationship between individual or
governed
14. Explain the three principal differences between Nacional and International Law about the
system
National Law International Law
It has a Constitution each state has its own legal It doesn’t have an only legal system, but it has some
system general systems as: sea law, economic law, EU,
UN, OAS
The states have three branches: It does’t have general branches, only in a specific
• Executive general system, for example: The United Nations
• Legislative
• Judicial
It applies in a specific territory. It applied only in the states who signed a particular
For example: The Federal Civil Code of Mexico, treaty;
only is applied in Mexico Mexico is part of the UN.
15. What’s the main difference between Public International Law and Private International Law?
Public International Law or Law of Nations Private International Law or Conflict of Laws
It’s a body of customary or conventional rules which It may be defined as the rules voluntarily chosen by
are considered as legal biding by civilized states in a given state for the decision of cases which have
their intercourse with each other and is concerned ‘foreign’ element
solely with the rights and obligations of sovereign
states, organizations and individuals
20. Explain the principal examples about the role of force in the international law
Economic sanction; are institutional sanctions, the Security Council of The UN imposes
economic sanctions.
Self-Help; it’s procedure to resort the force or to take violent actions to defend certain rights of
the illegal acts of other states
22. According to Grotious where do the basic principals of the Law derive from?
From principal of justice which had a universal validity and which could be discovered by pure
reason and not for any human choice