... draft Convention skillfully and unequivocally identifies the chain of command’. [10] In addition to this, it has been identified that criminal conduct on aircraft and international air law can also provide a useful paradigm for future space law...
... endangered by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Under Article 247 of the Comprehensive Organic Criminal Code, it is a criminal offence to transport threatened species. Five days prior to the vessel entering the Galapagos Marine...
... subsequently verified the authenticity of the Moon rock Joann had in her possession and proceeded to take steps to criminally prosecute her but the US Attorney assigned to handle the prosecution exercised the prosecutorial discretion not to pursue...
...take a holiday but legal experts are concerned that criminality in outer space now needs some serious attention. Human ...happen when an individual commits a crime in space. “Some form of criminal code may not only be desirable, it may be critical to the ...
...to target vulnerable populations, and can be used by criminal enterprises to take advantage of migrants. Further, such ...available to humanitarian assistance groups, hostile governments and criminals alike. A legal framework could serve an important...
... Agreement, Article 22). If such an incident were to occur during a mission to Mars, return to Earth to be dealt with by a terrestrial criminal justice system is clearly not an immediate option. It could still occur months later, but the friction...