Which of the Following Cases Is Most Likely to Be

question 31

Multiple Choice

Which of the following cases is most likely to be dismissed at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) because of lack of standing?

• A) the country of Tihisi representing a national from the country of Jambia as a plaintiff at the ICJ
• B) the Fonston Corporation being the plaintiff for a case brought to the ICJ
• C) James being represented by his country, Inkland, at the ICJ
• D) the Hindalu Corporation exhausting all local remedies before contacting their parent-country to represent them at the ICJ

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Jury Size

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Cross-Examination

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Redirect Examination

The questioning of a witness following the adverse party's cross-examination.

Shutdown Rule

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