International criminal law

By:

Cassese Antonio

Contributor(s):

Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2008Edition: 2ndDescription: 455p xlviiiISBN:

9780199203109

Subject(s):

1. International Criminal Law - Jurisdiction2. International Crimes

DDC classification:

341.77 CAS-6

Contents:

Contents: PART I: INTRODUCTION; 1. Fundamentals of international criminal law; 2. General principles of international criminal law; 3. The elements of international crimes; PART II: SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW; SECTION I: INTERNATIONAL CRIMES; 4. War crimes; 5. Crimes against humanity; 6. Genocide; 7. Torture as a discrete crime, and aggression; 8. Terrorism as an international crime; SECTION II: MODES OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY; 9. Perpetration and joint criminal enterprise; 10. Other modes of liability; 11. Criminal liability for omissions; SECTION III: CIRCUMSTANCES EXCLUDING CRIMINAL LIABILITY; 12. Justifications and excuses; 13. Other excuses: superior order, necessity, duress and mistake; 14. Immunities; PART III: PROSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT BY INTERNATIONAL COURTS; 15. The establishment of international criminal tribunals; 16. International versus national jurisdiction; 17. The adoption of the essential features of the adversarial system; 18. General principles governing international criminal trials; 19. Stages of international proceedings in outline - Pre-trial and trial; 20. Appeals and enforcement; 21. The specificity of international trials; Index.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	SC/ST Section (NAB Compactor)	341.77 CAS-6 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		28270

Contents:
PART I: INTRODUCTION;
1. Fundamentals of international criminal law;
2. General principles of international criminal law;
3. The elements of international crimes;

PART II: SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW;
SECTION I: INTERNATIONAL CRIMES;
4. War crimes;
5. Crimes against humanity;
6. Genocide;
7. Torture as a discrete crime, and aggression;
8. Terrorism as an international crime;

SECTION II: MODES OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY;
9. Perpetration and joint criminal enterprise;
10. Other modes of liability;
11. Criminal liability for omissions;

SECTION III: CIRCUMSTANCES EXCLUDING CRIMINAL LIABILITY;
12. Justifications and excuses;
13. Other excuses: superior order, necessity, duress and mistake;
14. Immunities;

PART III: PROSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT BY INTERNATIONAL COURTS;
15. The establishment of international criminal tribunals;
16. International versus national jurisdiction;
17. The adoption of the essential features of the adversarial system;
18. General principles governing international criminal trials;
19. Stages of international proceedings in outline - Pre-trial and trial;
20. Appeals and enforcement;
21. The specificity of international trials;
Index.

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