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Terrorism and the International Court of Justice

I. History of International Terrorism

II. State Sponsored Terrorism
A. Iran
B. Sudan

III. Benefits Derived From Terrorism
A. Inexpensive and ability to advance ideologies
B. Fear
C. Publicity
D. Minimal risk
E. Lack of public defeat

IV. Aspects of Terrorism
A. Technological advances
B. Weapons of mass destruction
C. Cyber terrorism
D. Suicide bombing

V. Islamic Terrorist Organizations
A. Islamic Jihad
B. Al-Gama'a ai-Islamiyyah
C. Hamas
D. Hizballah
E. Usamah Bin-Laden
1. Status of Bin-Laden
2. Applicability of International Law
3. International Court of Justice Ruling
4. Discussion of Ruling

VI. United States' Terrorism Policy
A. Make no deals
B. Must be held accountable in a court of law
C. Isolate and apply pressure to states that sponsor terrorism

VII. Conclusion

Terrorism, as defined by Title 22 of the United States code, section 2656f(d), is the......

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