International Justice for Former Yugoslavia : : The Workings of the International Criminal Tribunal of the Hague.

International Justice for Former Yugoslavia : : The Workings of the International Criminal Tribunal of the Hague.

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Superior document:Nijhoff Law Specials Series ; v.20
:
Lescure, Karine.
TeilnehmendeR:
Trintignac, Florence.
Place / Publishing House:Boston : : BRILL,, 1996.
©1996.
Year of Publication:1996
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Series:Nijhoff Law Specials Series
Physical Description:1 online resource (222 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • PREFACES
  • INTRODUCTION
  • I. GENERAL PRESENTATION OF THE TRIBUNAL AND ITS OPERATION
  • I. ORGANISATION OF THE COURT
  • II. JURISDICTION OF THE TRIBUNAL
  • 1. Jurisdiction ratione loci
  • 2. Jurisdiction ratione temporis
  • 3. Jurisdiction ratione materiae: punishable crimes
  • 4. ratione personae Jurisdiction: the guilty parties
  • III. PROCEDURES
  • II. AID, PROTECTION AND FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO VICTIMS AND WITNESSES
  • I. FINANCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF AID AND PROTECTION
  • 1. The need for an adequate budget
  • 2. The distribution of aid to victims and witnesses
  • II. PROTECTION GIVEN TO VICTIMS AND WITNESSES: INDISPENSABLE BUT STILL INADEQUATE
  • 1. Explicit and direct protection: the inadequacies
  • 2. Explicit but indirect protection
  • 3. The question of protection of victims and witnesses from national jurisdictions
  • III. LIGHTENING THE BURDEN OF PROOF: THE EXAMPLE OF SEXUAL ASSAULT
  • III. THE CRUX OF THE MATTER: TRYING THE CRIMINALS
  • I. TRYING THE CRIMINALS: COOPERATION FROM STATES IS A NECESSITY
  • 1. The apportionment of jurisdictions between the Tribunal and the National Jurisdictions
  • 2. Cooperation from the states and legal aid
  • II. TRYING THE CRIMINALS: THE RESOURCES ALLOCATED
  • 1. Remanding the accused to the custody of the court
  • 2. Absence of the accused: an obstacle to prosecution and conviction:
  • 3. A penal responsibility that would be difficult to dispute
  • CONCLUSION
  • SUMMARY BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • ORGANIZATIONS WHICH TOOK THE INITIATIVE TO PRODUCE THIS BOOK
  • APPENDICES
  • - Security Council Resolution 808 (22 February, 1993)
  • - Security Council Resolution 827 (25 May, 1993)
  • - Rules of procedure and evidence of the Hague Tribunal (as amended 6 October 1995)
  • NIJHOFF LAW SPECIALS.

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