Below are four paragraphs of a passage discussing customary international law, presented out of order. Based on the logical transitions and the rhetorical relationships between the paragraphs, arrange them in their correct original sequence.
- 1For decades, legal scholars have understood customary international law as arising from two strict requirements: consistent state practice and the belief that such practice is legally required. Traditionally, this process was viewed as necessarily slow, requiring generations of consistent behavior to solidify into binding law.
- 2However, the advent of rapid technological advancement in the mid-twentieth century challenged this traditional framework. As nations suddenly gained the ability to launch satellites into space, a pressing need emerged for immediate legal norms, leading some scholars to propose the controversial theory of 'instant custom.'
- 3Despite its appeal in addressing urgent issues, this theory of 'instant custom' has faced severe criticism from traditional jurists. These critics argue that removing the requirement of long-term state practice undermines the very foundation of customary law, risking a system based on premature political declarations.
- 4Ultimately, a middle ground must be found between the glacial pace of traditional custom and the instability of instant custom. Modern international courts have begun adopting a sliding scale, where overwhelming and immediate global consensus can compensate for a shorter duration of state practice.
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The correct logical sequence is: Introduction of the traditional view, Introduction of the challenge (instant custom), Critique of the challenge, and Synthesis/Conclusion.
The passage follows a classic thesis-antithesis-synthesis structure. It must logically begin with the traditional baseline, introduce the new opposing theory ('instant custom'), provide the scholarly critique of that new theory, and finally conclude by proposing a compromise or middle ground between the two extremes.
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