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iiclr-17666	Bremer, Emily S.	The Dynamic Last-In-Time Rule	2012	44	.pdf	application/pdf	22035	1073	55	See, e.g., Ku, supra note 5, at 337 (explaining that [i]nternational institutions ... may be authorized to issue binding interpretations of U.S. treaty obligations, and when faced with conflicts between domestic law and U.S. treaty obligations to international institutions, courts have invoked the last-in-time rule and will enforce federal law enacted later in time to the treaty's ratification). THE DOMESTIC JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT OF TREATIES The domestic enforcement of U.S. treaty obligations is governed by 77.	cache/iiclr-17666.pdf	txt/iiclr-17666.txt