LCP 4801 ASSIGNMENT 2

1. The primary sources of international law are judicial decisions of national courts only and the teachings of the most highly qualified publicists. FALSE 2. In the Arrest Warrant case, it was held that Ministers of Foreign Affairs do not enjoy functional immunity and can be arraigned before foreign domestic courts. TRUE 3. In the public international legal system, there are courts that enforce international law based on the system of precedent. TRUE 4. The veto power is enjoyed by selected members of the General Assembly. TRUE 5. Ius cogens is a general rule of international law from which states are not allowed to deviate. TRUE 6. Universal jurisdiction is criminal jurisdiction based on two factors, (i) the nature of the crime, and (ii) the nationality of the perpetrator. FALSE 7. A stat