International criminal law : cases and commentary / Antonio Cassese ... [et al.].

Contributor(s):

Cassese, Antonio

Publication details: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, c2011.Description: xlix, 592 p. ; 25 cmISBN:

9780199576784 (pbk. : alk. paper)
0199576785 (pbk. : alk. paper)

Subject(s):

International criminal law -- Cases

Genre/Form:

Casebooks (Law)

LOC classification:

KZ7050 .I57 2011

Contents:

Table of Contents: I: Sources and Principles of International Criminal Law; 1:Sources of International Criminal Law; 2:The Fundamental Principles of International Criminal Law; II: Crimes; Introduction; 1:War Crimes; 2:Crimes against Humanity; 3:Genocide; 4:Aggression; 5:Torture; 6:Terrorism; 7:Piracy; III: Forms of Responsibility; Introduction; 1:Commission; 2:Joint Criminal Enterprise; 3:Co-perpetration; 4:Planning; 5:Ordering; 6:Aiding and Abetting; 7:Incitement to Commit Genocide; 8:Superior Responsibility; IV: Circumstances Excluding Criminal Responsibility; Introduction; 1:Justifications: Self Defence; 2:Excuses; V: Jurisdictional and Procedural Issues; Introduction; 1:Primacy v. Complementarity; 2:State Cooperation; 3:Surrender and Arrests; 4:Trial Procedures.

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Table of Contents:
I: Sources and Principles of International Criminal Law;
1:Sources of International Criminal Law;
2:The Fundamental Principles of International Criminal Law;
II: Crimes;
Introduction;
1:War Crimes;
2:Crimes against Humanity;
3:Genocide;
4:Aggression;
5:Torture;
6:Terrorism;
7:Piracy;
III: Forms of Responsibility;
Introduction;
1:Commission;
2:Joint Criminal Enterprise;
3:Co-perpetration;
4:Planning;
5:Ordering;
6:Aiding and Abetting;
7:Incitement to Commit Genocide;
8:Superior Responsibility;
IV: Circumstances Excluding Criminal Responsibility;
Introduction;
1:Justifications: Self Defence;
2:Excuses;
V: Jurisdictional and Procedural Issues;
Introduction;
1:Primacy v. Complementarity;
2:State Cooperation;
3:Surrender and Arrests;
4:Trial Procedures.

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