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국민대학교 법학연구소 법학논총 法學論叢 第14輯
발행연도
2002.2
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203 - 221 (19page)

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The LaGrand case was instituted by Germany one day before the scheduled date of execution of Walter LaGrand, whose name is used by the ICJ as the title of the case. This case stemmed from the lack of consular notification by the United States required by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations in dealing with the crimes of Walter LaGrand and Karl LaGrand. Probably, the significance of this case may be found in the fact that for the first time in the history of the ICJ and its predecessor, PCIJ, the World Court has determined the legal effects of orders indicating provisional measures. However, the other parts of the judgment in this case are so problematic that the above-mentioned significance could be the only one.
First of all, because the Uni ted States admitted its failure to give prompt consular notification, a dispute to be settled does not seem to exist and neither does the jurisdiction of the ICJ. Second, the judgment of the case is based on the premise that the Vienna Convention creates individual rights. It is suggested, however, that no creation of any individual rights independent of rights of States is intended by that Convention. Third, the ICJ decided that the application by the United States of the procedural default rule had viola ted the relevant provisions of the Vienna Convention. The present author's opinion is, however, that the United States properly applied that rule as it should be. Moving on to the decision on the legal effects of provisional measures, which the present author thinks is the main feature of the judgment, mentions should be made of the following points: the ICJ does not have jurisdiction to make that decision; this case does not involve rights of States exposed to an imminent breach which are to be preserved by provisional measures; and, given that the provisional measures were indicated only four hours before the scheduled execution of Walter LaGrand, the United States authorities took all steps they could take under such a time pressure.
In conclusion, it should be pointed out that the main aim of Germany's application in this case appears not to seek a judgment on the questions involving the Vienna Convention but to save the life of Walter LaGrand by means of provisional measures.

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1. 사건의 배경
2. 당사국 주장
3. 명령 및 판결
4. 비엔나협약 제36조 위반에 관한 판결 검토
5. 잠정조치명령의 효력에 관한 판결 검토
6. 맺음말
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