Which of the following is an advantage to having international cases heard in a national court?
A) Judgments are sometimes enforceable.
B) Private individuals and companies can pursue legal complaints through national courts.
C) There is a lack of choice as regards in which state the case can be heard.
D) The authority of national courts can extend beyond the state's borders.
Question 2
Most states voluntarily observe international law most of the time because __________.
A) compliance with international law requires no sacrifice of a state's self-interest or autonomy
B) states' interests are served by the maintenance of an orderly and predictable international environment
C) the great powers enforce international law
D) international law simultaneously protects the weak against the strong and provides the rich with legally sanctioned procedures for exploiting the poor
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