Intermediate Final Competence 505 questions
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1. The main method of legal regulation in international law is associated with the coordination of ... and the interests of states.
2. International law is the basis for regulation…
*interstate power relations
*interstate private relations
*relations between subjects of international law
*relations between subjects of public law
3. The main sources of international law are ... (select two answers)
*acts of international organizations
*declarations and statements of states
*international treaties and customs
*scientific positions of scientists in law
4. The conclusion, ... and suspension of international treaties, according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, is under the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation.
5. The norms of "juscogens" are generally recognized ... international law.
6. The system of international public law includes the following logical sequence:
1 Norm
2 Institute
3 Sub-sector
4 Industry
7. The norm of international law is ... the conduct by which international public legal relations are regulated.
8. Establish a correspondence between branches and institutions of international law:
A. space law
B. maritime law
C. economic law
D. ecological
E. demilitarization
F. innocent passage
G. intellectual property
H. Kyoto protocol
9. The principles of international law are fundamental beginnings in the system ... of law.
10. Sources of international law in terms of legal force include the following logical sequence:
1 principles
2 international treaty
3 case law
4 custom
11. International law includes ... the theory of the relationship between international and national law.
12. The subject of international law differs from other branches of law ... in the nature of regulated international relations.
13. The main functions of international law are ... (select two answers
14. International law, as an academic discipline, includes ... parts.
15. The subject of legal regulation of public international law is
16. The form of external expression of a legal norm in international law is called ...
*source
*subject
*method
*system
17. Determine what is the source of only national law, and what is international and national law:
18. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in ... year.
19. Responsibility in international law is...
*Institute
*industry
*sub-sector
*sub-institution
20. The main source of international law is ... (select two answers)
21. Saibulaev, a citizen of Tajikistan, filed a complaint with the ECHR against the actions of the Russian authorities, stating that Art. 2, 3, 5 ECHR and Art. 3 of Protocol No. 4 to the ECHR. Saibulaev came to Russia in 2008 to work on an open work visa, which was valid for 1 year. He had temporary registration at the place of residence in Izhevsk. 9 months after his arrival, he received a severe work injury and spent 4 months undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in several hospitals. In June 2009, his stay in Russia expired, and the Russian migration authorities demanded that Saibulaev leave within a week. Relatives applied for an extension of their work visa, but the Russian authorities refused, pointing out that Saibulaev was now unable to work. In addition, they submitted medical documents to the migration authorities, which indicated that moving over long distances was undesirable and could lead to a deterioration in health. The migration authorities filed an application with the court for his deportation from the territory of the Russian Federation and a ban on entry for 5 years. The District Court of Izhevsk granted the application. After 7 days, the police officers came to the hospital, presented the court order to the administration, took Saybulaev and took him to the airport. Saibulaev was put on a plane with one of his relatives and flew to Tajikistan. After landing, he became ill and was hospitalized. Later, the medical institution stated
1. The main method of legal regulation in international law is associated with the coordination of ... and the interests of states.
2. International law is the basis for regulation…
*interstate power relations
*interstate private relations
*relations between subjects of international law
*relations between subjects of public law
3. The main sources of international law are ... (select two answers)
*acts of international organizations
*declarations and statements of states
*international treaties and customs
*scientific positions of scientists in law
4. The conclusion, ... and suspension of international treaties, according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, is under the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation.
5. The norms of "juscogens" are generally recognized ... international law.
6. The system of international public law includes the following logical sequence:
1 Norm
2 Institute
3 Sub-sector
4 Industry
7. The norm of international law is ... the conduct by which international public legal relations are regulated.
8. Establish a correspondence between branches and institutions of international law:
A. space law
B. maritime law
C. economic law
D. ecological
E. demilitarization
F. innocent passage
G. intellectual property
H. Kyoto protocol
9. The principles of international law are fundamental beginnings in the system ... of law.
10. Sources of international law in terms of legal force include the following logical sequence:
1 principles
2 international treaty
3 case law
4 custom
11. International law includes ... the theory of the relationship between international and national law.
12. The subject of international law differs from other branches of law ... in the nature of regulated international relations.
13. The main functions of international law are ... (select two answers
14. International law, as an academic discipline, includes ... parts.
15. The subject of legal regulation of public international law is
16. The form of external expression of a legal norm in international law is called ...
*source
*subject
*method
*system
17. Determine what is the source of only national law, and what is international and national law:
18. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in ... year.
19. Responsibility in international law is...
*Institute
*industry
*sub-sector
*sub-institution
20. The main source of international law is ... (select two answers)
21. Saibulaev, a citizen of Tajikistan, filed a complaint with the ECHR against the actions of the Russian authorities, stating that Art. 2, 3, 5 ECHR and Art. 3 of Protocol No. 4 to the ECHR. Saibulaev came to Russia in 2008 to work on an open work visa, which was valid for 1 year. He had temporary registration at the place of residence in Izhevsk. 9 months after his arrival, he received a severe work injury and spent 4 months undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in several hospitals. In June 2009, his stay in Russia expired, and the Russian migration authorities demanded that Saibulaev leave within a week. Relatives applied for an extension of their work visa, but the Russian authorities refused, pointing out that Saibulaev was now unable to work. In addition, they submitted medical documents to the migration authorities, which indicated that moving over long distances was undesirable and could lead to a deterioration in health. The migration authorities filed an application with the court for his deportation from the territory of the Russian Federation and a ban on entry for 5 years. The District Court of Izhevsk granted the application. After 7 days, the police officers came to the hospital, presented the court order to the administration, took Saybulaev and took him to the airport. Saibulaev was put on a plane with one of his relatives and flew to Tajikistan. After landing, he became ill and was hospitalized. Later, the medical institution stated
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473. The European Court of Human Rights received a complaint from citizen Akhmedov A. M., who claimed that Art. 2, 6, 13 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. 8 2020 of August Akhmedov, who is a resident of the city of Kizlyar (Republic of Dagestan), together with his cousins, went to the city market. At 9.30 in the morning of the same day, two green UAZ vehicles without identification numbers on their sides drove up to the central market. A group of people dressed in camouflage and with masks on their faces got out of the vehicle. They detained several people, mostly men, put bags over their heads and loaded them into an armored personnel carrier. Among the detainees were two cousins, citizens Akhmedov. The masked men did not announce the grounds for their detention, but only indicated that they were acting as part of a counter-terrorist operation. They refused to introduce themselves, show tokens or otherwise identify themselves. The detainees were placed in vehicles and taken away. Akhmedov called the police and reported the incident. when the police arrived at the scene, the men in camouflage had already left. The police, after questioning some people, suggested that everyone disperse and said that they would sort everything out. From that day on, Akhmedov searched for his brothers, turning to various state bodies. However, nothing was known about their fate. In particular, he contacted the prosecutor's office at various levels, the Federal Security Service (FSB), as well as various departments and divisions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and the Ministry of Defense (MO). These attempts have yielded little results. The authorities could not clarify the circumstances of the disappearance. November 23 June 2020 only Akhmedov, after repeated appeals, managed to initiate a criminal case into the disappearance of people. In December, the 2020 Akhmedov was informed by the authorities that the criminal investigation into the kidnapping had been suspended on the basis of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation due to the impossibility of identifying suspects in the crime. In March 2021, news broke that a burial of 5 people had been discovered on the outskirts of Kizlyar. By things and clothes, Akhmedov, who was called for identification, identified his brothers among the buried. Later, the examination confirmed their identity. Akhmedov appealed to the investigative committee of the Russian Federation with a request to check for involvement in the crime of military personnel and representatives of law enforcement agencies of Dagestan. On April 12, 2021, the investigation of the criminal case was again suspended due to the failure to identify the suspects. In 2021, the death investigation was suspended and resumed several times. At each reopening, the supervising prosecutors gave detailed instructions to the investigation on the investigative measures to be taken. In particular, in the instructions of May 15, 2021 No. It was said about the creation of a special commission to investigate the case. The investigation into the case is currently ongoing. No one has been charged in the criminal case. Akhmedov appealed to the European Court of Human Rights with a complaint about the violation by law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation of his rights as an interested person. Are there grounds for declaring the complaint admissible? What legal positions of the ECtHR could be used in the consideration of the case if the complaint was declared admissible? 474. The Sernozino state, without declaring war, captured a border town in the Mospulchano state. The occupying Power immediately took control of the district hospital, which was ordered to continue operating. One evening, one of the doctors of this hospital heard a noise, went to see what was going on, and found a drunken soldier who was robbing patients, rudely crossing any attempts to refuse him resistance. When the soldier refused to obey the doctor and stop the bullying, the doctor struck him with a blow, from which the soldier died. doctor immediately ar