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What doctrine means that courts can try the most serious of crimes even if the crimes took place in another country? Doctrine of Human Rights Doctrine of National Safety Doctrine of Criminal Courts Doctrine
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What doctrine means that courts can try the most serious of crimes even if the crimes took place in another country?

Doctrine of Human Rights
Doctrine of National Safety
Doctrine of Criminal Courts
Doctrine of Universal Jurisdiction

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Doctrine of Universal Jurisdiction.
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