According to the doctrine of imputability, ________.
A) a new state coming into existence through decolonization is under no obligation to succeed to the treaties of its former colonial power
B) a state is only responsible for actions that are attributable to it
C) all persons, including the sovereign, are subordinate to the rule of law
D) customary international law is applicable domestically only after it is adopted by legislation, court decision, or local usage

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The doctrine of imputability holds that a state is only responsible for actions that are attributable to it, meaning those actions that are undertaken by its organs or agents. This principle is a cornerstone of international law and helps to establish accountability for actions on the international stage. The other choices do not accurately describe the doctrine of imputability.

According to the Doctrine of Imputability, ________