the broader scope of authority under C.C. Law 10 is based on the fact that the Four Powers are not now in belligerent occupation or subject to the l [ ... ]
Tribunal drawing its sole power and jurisdiction from the will and command of the four occupying powers. Examination will disclose that C.C. Law 1 [ ... ]
makes the planning or waging of a war of aggression or a war in violation of international treaties a crime; and it is, therefore, not strictly ne [ ... ]
may be deemed to be a codification rather than original substantive legislation. Insofar as C.C. Law 10 may be thought to be beyond, established pr [ ... ]
We have discussed C.C. Law 10 in its first aspect as substantive legislation. We now consider its other aspect. Entirely aside from its character [ ... ]
deep-rooted and approved practices." (Hyde, supra, page 5). "It should be observed, however, that acquiescence in a proposal maybe inferred from the [ ... ]
operative force in these days of widening sense of humanity." (Lord Wright, "War Crimes under International Law", The Law Quarterly Review, Vol. 62, [ ... ]
"Therefore, "Affirms the principles of international law recognized by the Charter of the Nuernberg Tribunal and the judgment of the Tribunal: "Di [ ... ]
intended to define and do, in my opinion, accurately define what is the existing international law on these matters," (Lord Wright, "War Crimes unde [ ... ]
This universality and superiority of international law does not necessarily imply universality of its enforcement. As to the puhishment of persons [ ... ]