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If the United States can easily broke off a supposedly binding agreement to faithfully comply with the decisions of the Court, what precedent could it then give to other states wishing to try legal disputes? Following the law of stare decisis, other states can just easily withdraw from compulsory jurisdiction when the Court rules against them...
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They shall be of high moral character and shall have qualified for the highest judicial office in their home states or known lawyers with sufficient competence in international law. The idea is to make sure that no country will have domination in the ICJ since patriotism is a character which cannot be easily discarded...
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