Critics of the universal jurisdiction for human rights violations contend that
a. leaving enforcement to national courts leads to inconsistencies.
b. fear of being held accountable will lead despots to cling to their power.
c. the United States is attempting to control the global agenda again.
d. state sovereignty should be eroded.
Question 2
__________ gives the president the authority to negotiate international economic agreements with the understanding that the Senate will have an up-or-down vote on the agreement rather than attempt to change the provisions of the agreement.
a. Fast-track authority
b. Plenary power
c. Article I of the Constitution
d. Foreign Affairs Reform and Restructuring Act of 1997
