Which of the following is true of the objection of lack of standing that a state can raise against a complaint at the ICJ?
A. It can prevent private persons from directly entering into a case against a country.
B. It only applies to persons with dual citizenship.
C. It cannot be used as grounds for dismissing a case.
D. It prevents states from sponsoring private persons from bringing a case against another state.
Answer:A
Which of the following is true of the objection of lack of standing that a state can raise against a complaint at the ICJ?
A. It can prevent private persons from directly entering into a case against a country. B. It only applies to persons with dual citizenship. C. It cannot be used as grounds for dismissing a case. D. It prevents states from sponsoring private persons from bringing a case against another state.