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Answer:
Sure, just ask Microsoft which was fined a few million or so.
Money is not the only matter
Another View: No, it is not. In the examp[le cited above Microsoft was tried under the law of THAT country and not under any, so called, International Laws.
International Law is customarily established by treaties or formal agreements beween nations to honor each others laws ESPECIALLY as they apply to international trade and other nation-to-to-nation interactions (e.g.: International maritime law, etc).
Money is not the only matter
Another View: No, it is not. In the examp[le cited above Microsoft was tried under the law of THAT country and not under any, so called, International Laws.
International Law is customarily established by treaties or formal agreements beween nations to honor each others laws ESPECIALLY as they apply to international trade and other nation-to-to-nation interactions (e.g.: International maritime law, etc).
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