Although the title of this paper may seem extremely broad, a very particular topic is addressed in this paper. It focuses on the extent to which the Dutch legal order recognises norms of constitutional and international law as binding not only on the legislative
According to the Questionna ire the following relevant questions were to be addressed I. Concepts and definitions I. Constitutional and legal status of Head of State, Head of Govemment and ministers in relation to national and international crim inal law Ill. Responsibility of Head of State, Head of Government and Minister(s) for criminal acts or om issions committed by their subord ina tes, i. e civil servants IV. Distinctions between governmental (official)and personal crim inal
Researching Public International Law ARTHUR W. DIAMOND LAW LIBRARY Researching Public International Law Written by Kent McKeever Last Updated June 24, 2003 Table of Contents Background Definitions of International Law Institutions Involved in the Process Identification of Authoritative Texts How International Law Texts are Created General Introductory Materials
bribery in international commercial transactions Aspects of corruption: its roots and consequences Several questions arise in connection with the increased interest in action against corruption at both the national and international levels. In such interest due to the higher occurrence of corrupt practices, higher detection rates or lower levels of (public, official and business)
