Abstract

The article is dedicated to application of international law provisions at administration of justice by justices of the peace. In the conditions of ongoing progress and the ever-growing volume of external information in daily life, one can no longer ignore constant amendments and changes as well as a large volume of information. Justices of the peace are involved in the assurance of observance and application of generally accepted international law principles and provisions along with other courts. However, in practice, justices of the peace encounter difficulties in interpretation and application of international provisions in the course of administration of justice. Based on the results of the conducted study, the author concludes that judicial activities need to be permanently improved in terms of implementation of international law provisions on the statebased level. The author arrives at a conclusion that the development of consecutive judicial practice and optimization of judge training will make it possible to raise legal certainty in this sphere.

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