Customary international law is part of domestic law to the extent that it is not inconsistent. This is called the ________.
A) constitutive doctrine
B) declaratory doctrine
C) doctrine of transformation
D) doctrine of incorporation

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The doctrine of incorporation holds that customary international law is automatically part of domestic law as long as it is not inconsistent.

Customary International Law Is Part of Domestic Law to the Extent