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PARTⅠJudgment

Directions:

Thereare10statementsinthispart.Ifitistrueaccordingtothetextsputa“T”;

ifitisfalseputa“F”.（20%;

each2%）

1.Hartthoughtthatinternationallawispositivielylaw.F

2.Internationallawissimilartomunicipallawinanyaspect.F

3.3Therearetwomajorsourcesoflawininternationallaw.T

4.Somearticlesoftreatiesaretherepetitionofcustomaryrulesofinternationallaw.

5.TreatycanbemadeonlybetweenStatesandnotbetweenStatesandinternationalorganizations.

6.Ininternationallaw,Statepracticeandcustommeanthesamething.

7.IfaStatefollowsaStatepracticebutthinksthepracticeasamoralrule,thepracticecanbecalledcustomaryruleofinternationallaw.

8.Theso-calledjuscogensmeanssoftlaw.

9.WHOisoneoftheorgansoftheUN.

10.Therearenocustomaryrulesofinternationallawonthelawoftreaties.

PARTⅡChoosetheproperanswer.（onlyonerightanswer）

Thereare10incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkeda），b），c）andd）.Choosetheonethatisright.（30%;

each3%）

11.Mr.XfromStateBtravelledinStateAandwasmurderedtherebyY.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

:

a.StateAcanclaimjurisdiction.

b.StateAcannotclaimjurisdiction..

c.EveryStatecanclaimjurisdiction.

d.NoStatecanclaimjurisdiction

12.SupposeYwasnottriedandpunishedbyStateAandMr.X’sfamilytriedtogetremedybutfailedbecauseStateAdidnottakeactiveactioninY’sfamily’sseekingremedy.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

a.StateBcanclaimjurisdictionaccordingtoterritoryprinciple.

b.StateBcanclaimjurisdictionaccordingtonationalityprinciple.

c.StateBcanclaimjurisdictionaccordingtouniversalityprinciple.

d.StateBcanclaimjurisdictionaccordingtopassivepersonalityprinciple.

13.SupposethereisdisputebetweenStateAandStateBontheissueofMr.X’sbeingmurder;

Whichofthefollowingistrue?

a.StateAcanattackStateBifStateBdoesnotcompensateMr.x’sfamily.

b.StateAcannotattackStateBevenifStateBdoesnotcompensateMr.X’sfamily.

c.StateAcannegotiatewithStateBasnegotiationisalegalmethodofsettlementofinternationaldispute.

d.StateAcansueStateBbeforetheICJeventhelatterrefusetoaccepttheICJ’sjurisdictiononsuchcases.

14.SupposetheICJhearsthecasewithoutrespectingStateB’srefusal;

a.TheICJ’sactislegalaccordingtointernationallaw.

b.StateBmustrespecttheICJ’sdecision.

c.StateBneednotrespecttheICJ’sdecision..

d.TheICJistheonlyinternationaltribunalintheworld.

15.SupposeStateAandStateBreachagreementontheissueandconcludesatreatyregardingtheissue;

a.StateAandStateBmustnotsettletheirdisputeinsuchawayinthattheymustfiletheirdisputetotheICJ’sdisposal.

b.ThetreatyisvoidifStateAforcesStateBtosignthetreaty.

c.ThetreatyisnotvoidevenifStateAforcesStateBtosignthetreaty.

d.ThetreatyisvalidevenifStateAforcesStateBtosignthetreaty.

16.IfthereisdisagreementofinterpretationoftreatiesbetweenthetwoStates;

whichofthefollowingisfalse?

a.ifsuchinterpretationleadstoaresultwhichismanifestlyabsurdorunreasonable,recoursemaynotbehadtosupplementarymeansofinterpretation

b.ifsuchinterpretationleadstoaresultwhichismanifestlyabsurdorunreasonable,recoursemaybehadtosupplementarymeansofinterpretation

c.Ifsuchinterpretationleavesthemeaningambiguousorobscure,recoursemaynotbehadtosupplementarymeansofinterpretation

d.Thetreatytreatiesshouldbeinterpretedingoodfaith

17.InordertosettlethedisputebetweenStateAandStateB,StateCstepsinandStateConlyhelpsStateAandStateBtoestablishdirectcontacts.Whichofthefollowingisfalse?

a.Thismethodofsettlementofinternationaldisputeiscalledgoodoffices.

b.Thismethodofsettlementofinternationaldisputeiscallednegotiation

c.Thismethodofsettlementofinternationaldisputeiscalledmediation.

d.Thismethodofsettlementofinternationaldisputeiscalledconciliation.

18.SupposeStateCdoesnotonlyhelpsStateAandStateBtoestablishdirectcontactsbutalsotoinvestigatesthedisputeandpresentsformalproposalsforasolution.Whichofthefollowingisfalse?

d.Thismethodofsettlementofinternationaldisputeiscalledconciliation.

19.SupposeStateAdoesnotacceptanythirdparty’sinvolvinginthesettlementofthedispute.WhichofthefollowingmethodcanStateAchoose?

a.negotiation.

b.goodoffices.

c.conciliation.

d.mediation.

20.SupposeStateBdoesnotacceptanylegalsettlementofthedispute.WhichofthefollowingmethodcanStateBchoose?

a.arbitration.

b.judicialsettlement.

c.war.

d.conciliation.

PARTⅢChoosetheproperanswers.（nolessthantworightanswers）

Thereare10incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkeda），b），c）andd）.Therearemorethanonerightanswer;

Choosetherightones.（15%;

21.SupposeoneofofStateA’swarshipsisstationedinitsport;

whichofthefollowingaretrue:

a.ThewarshipenjoysrightofinnocentpassageintheterritorialseaofStateB.

b.ThewarshipdoesnotenjoyrightofinnocentpassagewithintheterritorialseaofStateB.

c.ThewarshipcanexercisethepowerofhotpursuitifStateB’scivilshipactsagainstStateA’slawwithinStateA’sterritorialsea.

d.ThewarshipcanexercisethepowerofhotpursuitifStateB’scivilshipactsagainstStateA’slawonthehighseas.

22.SupposethewarshipintrudesStateB’sinternalwaters.WhatkindofmeasurescanStateBtake?

a.Itcansuspendtherightofinnocentpassageofthewarship.

b.ItcandeclarethatStateBshouldbearstateresponsibility.

c.ItcannegotiatewithStateBassoonaspossible.

d.ItcanaskStateBtoapologize.

23.Supposethewarshipisatadistanceof13milesfromthebaselineofStateB’sterritorialsea.Whichofthefollowingstatementsarenottrue:

:

a.Thebreadthoftheterritorialseais12milesaccordingtointernationallaw..

b.Thebreadthoftheterritorialseais24milesaccordingtointernationallaw.

c.Thebreadthoftheterritorialseais200milesaccordingtointernationallaw.

d.Thebreadthoftheterritorialseais350milesaccordingtointernationallaw.

24.Whichofthefollowingarefalse?

a.TheGeneralAssemblyisoneoftheagenciesoftheUN

b.WHOisoneoftheorgansoftheUN

c.TheSecurityCouncilisnotoneoftheorgansoftheUN

d.TheICJisoneoftheorgansoftheUN

25.SupposeoneofStateA’saircraftsfliesacrossStateB’sterritorialairspacewithoutapproval.Whichofthefollowingstatementsaretrue

a.StateAcanattacktheaircraftwithoutanywarningiftheaircraftisforcivilairservices.

b.StateAcanattacktheaircraftafteritwarnstheaircraftthatitwilldoso,iftheaircraftisforcivilairservices.

cStateAcannotattacktheaircraftevenitgiveswarning,iftheaircraftisforcivilairservices...

d.StateAcanattacktheaircraftiftheaircraftisaspyaircraftusedbythearmy..

PartⅣBlankfilling

Thereare10blanksinthefollowingpassage.Filltheblankswithrightanswers.（eachblankshouldbefilledbyonewordornumber;

15%;

each3%）

（26）sea,asdefinedbythe1982UnitedNationsConventionontheLawoftheSea,isabeltofcoastalwatersextendingatmost（27）nauticalmilesfromthe（28）ofacoastalstate.Itisregardedasthesovereignterritoryofthestate,althoughforeigncivilianshipsareallowed（29）passagethroughit;

thissovereigntyalsoextendstotheairspaceoverandseabedbelow.

UndertheUnitedNationsConventionontheLawoftheSea,theterm（30）shelfwasgivenalegaldefinitionasthestretchoftheseabedadjacenttotheshoresofaparticularcountrytowhichitbelongs.

PartⅤCasereading:

AnswerthequestionsofthecaseinEnglish.（20%,each5%）

InSomali,ChinesemerchantshipwascaughtbyaSomalipirates.Thesocietyaredeeplyworriedaboutthesafetyofthepersonsandproperty.TheChinesegovernmenttriedeverypossiblemeanstosaveChinesenationals.

31:

IfSomaligovernmentdoessupportsuchaction,willSomalibearstateresponsibility（2%）?

Why（3%）?

32CanChinaclaimjurisdictiononthecase?

（2%）?

33.CanSomaliclaimjurisdictiononthecase?

Why（3%）

34.CantheUKclaimjurisdictiononthecase?

Answersheet

PARTⅠ

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PARTⅡ

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