Judicial bodies of the states and development, application and primacy of the international law within the legal systems of the states: general characteristic and correlation of the state courts and the international courts and tribunals, certain constitutional limitations of the activities of the judicial bodies of the states and the international law


	Law and Politics Reference: Lapteva, K.N. Judicial bodies of the states and development, application and primacy of the international law within the legal systems of the states: general characteristic and correlation of the state courts and the international courts and tribunals, certain constitutional limitations of the activities of the judicial bodies of the states and the international law // Law and Politics. 2008. № 2. URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=50416 Lapteva, K.N. Judicial bodies of the states and development, application and primacy of the international law within the legal systems of the states: general characteristic and correlation of the state courts and the international courts and tribunals, certain constitutional limitations of the activities of the judicial bodies of the states and the international law Abstract: The article is centered upon the general characteristics of application of international law by the national judiciaries and the constitutional limitations to such judiciary activities within the context of various states. These limitations should be taken into account, while criticizing the judiciary for non-compliance with the international law… This article is unavailable for unregistered users. Click to login or register