Following is the course description as contained
in the Manual of Policies and Procedures of Capital University Law School.
INTERNATIONAL
LAW
(3 credits): An introduction to International Law as applied between independent
nations and in American courts; selected problems dealing with the sources,
development authority, and application of International Law; the making,
interpretation, enforcement, and termination of treaties; states; recognition;
territory; nationality; jurisdiction and immunities; the United Nations and
other international organizations in which the United States holds membership;
State responsibility; and International claims for wrongs to citizens abroad.
Prerequisites: none.
