A country may choose to accept the International Court of Justice's jurisdiction only when the use of the Court may suit its own interests.

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A country may choose to accept the International Court of Justice's (ICJ's) jurisdiction only when the use of the Court may suit its own interests. Moreover, the ICJ has no enforcement authority and must rely on diplomacy or economic sanctions against countries that breach international law.

A Country May Choose to Accept the International Court of Justice's