University of Miami Law Review
Topic/Sub-heading
STUDENT COMMENT
Abstract
Special problems are presented by the potential for criminal conduct in Antarctica. Various modes for asserting criminal jurisdiction are discussed, and the author concludes that a novel approach is required. The author proposes the creation of a multinational tribunal, which would incorporate certain traditional aspects of international courts but would also be designed to meet the unique needs of Antarctica.
Recommended Citation
Elizabeth K. Hook,
Criminal Jurisdiction in Antarctica,
33 U. Mia. L. Rev.
489
(1978)
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https://repository.law.miami.edu/umlr/vol33/iss2/10
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