Re-assessing the evidentiary regime of the International Court of Justice: A case for codifying its discretion to exclude evidence
Like many international tribunals, the International Court of Justice subscribes heavily to the principle of free admissibility of evidence. Neither its statute nor rules impose substantive restrictions on the admissibility of evidence, whether by way of exclusionary rules or an exclusionary discret...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2015
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