Criminal Court
Regionalisation of the International Criminal Court
... this Court, as a consequence of the regular functioning of national institutions, would be a major ...international criminal law. Each case decided by a regional international criminal court, ...
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The Amnesty Exception to the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court
... Convention requires parties "to provide effective penalties for persons guilty of genocide." 19 This would suggest that the International Criminal Court might not defe[r] ...
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The Constitutionality of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
... 57 Scheffer, Staying the Course with the International Criminal Court, supra note 7, at 74-87 noting that these concerns included under Article 12, the preconditions to jurisdiction and [r] ...
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The Mavi Marmara Incident and the International Criminal Court
... the Court, unless that State is unwilling or unable to open ...The Court would be unable to exercise its jurisdiction over a case as long as the State is theoretically willing and able to investigate and to ...
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Justice not revenge: The International Criminal Court and the ‘grounds to exclude criminal responsibility’ – defences or negation of criminality?
... international criminal law one of the main questions is concerned with finding the right balance between prosecution and defence in order to ensure that the international justice remains based on the ideal of ...
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Defense Issues at the International Criminal Court
... International Criminal Court (ICC or ...the Court, I hope to complement Peter’s important contribution by highlighting some of the things that external observers—particularly those of us who research ...
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The System of the International Criminal Court: Complementarity in International Criminal Justice
... (accessed 28 December 2011). Similarly, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation finances and publishes researches on several international criminal law issues involving in particular, but not exclusively, Latin American ...
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Russia's Criminal Court and Penal System
... In 1924 it tried over two million cases, while the provincial court tried only 130,000.' The permanent People's Judge is elected for a term of one year by the Provincial Executive Commit[r] ...
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Vignettes from the Criminal Court II
... If juries in this type of a murder case return verdicts fixing the penalty at life imprisonment, or imprisonment for any term of years, the message is sent to these hold-up men that they[r] ...
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Detroit's New Model Criminal Court
... Then the Domestic Relations and Divorce and Juvenile and Probate branches will be parts of a single division of the unified court, with a single presiding justice, and equipped with ever[r] ...
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The Clash of Commitments at the International Criminal Court
... Because a state can avoid prosecution of its nationals by initiating a credible investigation or prosecution, the only states likely to have their nationals prosecute[r] ...
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Staying the Course with the International Criminal Court
... We long supported non-State Party nationals being subject to the jurisdiction of the ICC as a result of a Security Council referral pursu- ant to Article 13(b) of t[r] ...
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U.S. Policy and the International Criminal Court
... 10 Under Article 12, the ICC may exercise such jurisdiction over anyone, anywhere in the world, even in the absence of a referral by the Security Council, if either the state[r] ...
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Vignettes in the Criminal Court: Heard and Seen in the Criminal Court
... The right to bail existing in every charge except a murder case where the evidence is great and the presumption strong that the defendant is guilty, he asked the state to furnish evidenc[r] ...
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The History and Status of the International Criminal Court
... The Allied and Associated Powers publicly arraign William II of Hohenzollern, formerly German Emperor, for a supreme offence against international morality and the san[r] ...
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The International Criminal Court: A Skeptical Analysis
... On a more theoretical level, the impossibility of producing "legal" results when States ignore their apparent obligations under the ICC Statute, and the demonstrable lack [r] ...
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The International Criminal Court: Bottlenecks to Individual Criminal Liability in the Rome Statute
... Party.11O It should be noted that in most cases, the State of nationality and the territorial State are likely to be the same, as was the case with Pol Pot of Cambodia, Idi[r] ...
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The Emerging Enforcement Practice of the International Criminal Court
... ICC Rules, supra note 6, Rule 222 ("The Presidency shall assist the State in the enforcement of fines, forfeiture or reparation orders, as requested, with the se[r] ...
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The Proposed Permanent International Criminal Court: An Appraisal
... of one member for each State, which would be "competent to try crimes constituting a breach of international public order or against the universal law of nations, r[r] ...
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The International Criminal Court and the Question of Subsidiarity
... The United States has expressed its opposition to the Article 15 authorization of the prosecutor "to initiate investigations and prosecutions of crimes falling wi[r] ...
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