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'''What is "Soft Law"'''
'''What is "Soft Law"'''
Mainly used by The United Nations as a quasi-legal instrument to by-pass indivudual state's (countries)sovereignty to fit within a context of globalization, but does not have any legally binding force. It is now being used in the United States to by-pass Congress and any input from American Citizens. All treaties must be submitted by the president to Congress to be ratified with input from the citizentry.
Mainly used by The United Nations as a quasi-legal instrument to by-pass individual state's (countries)sovereignty to fit within a context of globalization, but does not have any legally binding force. It is now being used in the United States to by-pass Congress and any input from American Citizens. All treaties must be submitted by the president to Congress to be ratified with input from the citizentry.
[[Category:International Law]]
[[Category:International Law]]
[[Category:Sovereignty]]
[[Category:Sovereignty]]
[[Category:United Nations]]
[[Category:United Nations]]