Statute of the International Court of Justice¶
United Nations. (1945). Statute of the International Court of Justice.
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- In customary and constitutional law, long-observed government practice congeals into binding convention, and international law acquires customary force through observed state practice and opinio juris.
This sourceDefines customary international law as evidence of a general practice accepted as law (opinio juris) — observed state practice congealing into binding obligation.
- In customary and constitutional law, long-observed government practice congeals into binding convention, and international law acquires customary force through observed state practice and opinio juris.
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