Principles of Constitutional Law

American Journal of Law Vol 1 No 1 (2029)

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TOPICS IN THE BOOK

• Dispute Resolution Methods Available in International Institutions (ECOWAS): A Critical Analysis
• Duty of Member States of United Nations Organization to Prosecute International Crimes; A Critical Analysis
• The Powers of International Criminal Court in Prosecuting Crimes; War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide
• Equitable Representation of Economic Interests of Members of the United Nations Organization, a Myth or a Reality?
• Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment to “Eliminate Project”: A Critical Medico Jurisprudential Appraisal of the Unobtrusive, Objectionable Mens Rea Inherent in Certain Medico-Prophylactic Programmes