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PART I° INTRODUCTION
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2
3 |
FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
LAW
GEMERAL PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
THE ELEMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMES
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3
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PART II° SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW
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4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
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SECTION I° INTERNATIONAL
CRIMES
WAR CRIMES
CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY
GENOCIDE
TORTURE AS A DISCRETE CRIME, AND AGGRESSION
TERRORISM AS AN INTERNATIONAL CRIME
SECTION II° MODES OF CRIMINAL LIBILITY
PERPETRATION AND JOINT CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE
OTHER MODES OF LIABILITY
CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR OMISSION
SECTION III° CIRCUMSTANCES EXCLUDING CRIMINAL LIABILITY
JUSTIFICATIONS AND EXCUSES
OTHER EXCUSES: SUPERIOR ORDER, NECESSITY, DRESS, AND MISTAKE
IMMUNITES |
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98
127
148
162
187
214
233
255
268
302 |
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PART III° PROSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT
BY INTERNATIONAL COURTS
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15
16
17
18
19
20
21
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THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS
INTERNATIONAL VERSUS NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS
THE ADOPTION OF THE ESSENTIAL FEATURES OF THE ADVERSARIAL
SYSTEM
GENERAL PRINCIPLES GOVERNING INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIALS
STAGE OF INTERNATIONAL PROCEEDING IN OUTLINE I PRE-TRIAL AND
TRIAL
APPEALS AND ENFORCEMENT
THE SPECIFITY OF INTERNATIONAL TRIALS |
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336
353
378
395
424
435 |
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Index |
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