The Nexus Requirement Sample Clauses

The Nexus Requirement. International tribunals have consistently cited the NMTs as evidence that customary international law no longer requires crimes against humanity to be committed “in execution of or in connection with” war crimes or crimes against peace. At the ICTY, the Appeals Chamber relied on the text of Law No. 10 for the disappearance of the nexus in Tadić,78 while in Kupreškić Trial Chamber II cited Law No. 10 and the Einsatzgruppen and Justice judgments.79 At the ECCC, the Trial Chamber in Case No. 1 relied on the same three sources as Xxxxxxxxx.80 And in Arellano et al. v. Chile, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights relied solely on the Justice case.81 These citations are problematic, however, because all three courts failed to acknowledge that the Flick and Ministries tribunals each read the nexus requirement into Law No. 10. Neither Xxxxx nor Xxxxxxxx cite those judgments at all, while Xxxxxxxxx and Case No. 1 ignore Ministries and relegate Flick to a footnote. Such selective citation would be impossible to justify even if Justice and Einsatzgruppen were as authoritative as Flick and Ministries. But that is clearly not the case, given that the former, unlike the latter, addressed the nexus requirement only in dicta. It is thus an open question to what extent the NMTs support the elimination of the nexus from the customary definition of crimes against humanity.
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The Nexus Requirement. We now turn to the nexus requirement and ask if the reserve program "further[s] the end advanced as [its] justification." Xxxxxx, 483 U.S. at 837. Unquestionably, the AMAA aims to "establish and maintain . . . orderly marketing conditions for agricultural commodities," 7 U.S.C. § 602(1), as well as to keep consumer prices stable, id. at § 602(2). By reserving a dynamic percentage of raisins annually [**36] such that the domestic raisin supply remains relatively constant, the Marketing Order program furthers the end advanced: obtaining orderly market conditions. The government represents (and the Xxxxxx do not dispute) that by smoothing the peaks and valleys of the supply curve, the program has eliminated the severe price fluctuations common in the raisin industry prior to the implementation of the Marketing Order, making market conditions predictable for industry and consumers alike. On this basis, the Marketing Order satisfies the Xxxxxx nexus requirement.
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