Review article
The Right to Persecute According to International Conventions and Croatian Legislation
Branka Milošević-Pujo
Abstract
The development of the right to persecute as an institute of the international law has been dealt with starting from the very beginning of its origin up to nowadays. The beginning of the the pesecution has been specially analysed quoting the conditions under which the persecution can start and the terms of cessation of it. There have been mentioned too, the parts where it should and it could be applied.
The provisions of the international conventions dealing with the right to persecute have been analysed, especially Geneva Convention of the Open Sea, 1958, and Convention on the Law of the Sea, 1982, and in Croatian legislation the stipulations of the Maritime Code, (Pomorski zakonik), Zakon o unutarnjim poslovima, Zakon o nadzoru državne granice, Pravilnik o načinu policijskog postupanja.
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8584
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Publication date:
30.10.2003.
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