Document Type
Article
Disciplines
International Law
Abstract
The judgments at Nuremberg, although principally significant for international law, have also cast their shadow on the evolution of developments in the law of human rights as a matter of national law. Because my only experience is that of a domestic academician and judge, it is only national law about which I have any competence to speak. Recognizing that the relationship between national and international law is far removed from the main focus of this conference, I will limit this report to three somewhat disparate observations
Recommended Citation
Peters, Ellen Ash, "The Capacity of Judicial Institutions to Play an Affirmative Role in the International Protection of Human Rights: Implications for and from Domestic Law" (1997). Connecticut Journal of International Law. 288.
https://digitalcommons.lib.uconn.edu/cjil/288
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