code of international criminal law and procedure, annotated - Larcier

New
• The first code that discusses both the ICC
Statute and the Statutes of the ad hoc Tribunals
in a systematic way.
• Discussion of both the common law as well
as the civil law based systems.
• The Commentary is written by both practitioners
(Trial Lawyers, Legal Officers, Defense
Counsel) and academics specialized in the field
of International Criminal Law.
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June 2013 • circa 1000 pages • € 160 • hardcover
17,5 cm x 24 cm • ISBN: 978-2-8044-5238-4
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Editors: Paul De Hert, Jean Flamme, Mathias Holvoet, Olivia
Struyven
With the collaboration of: Adeniran Akingbolahan, Rogier
Bartels, Diane Bernard, Enrique Carnero Rojo, Kenneth Chan,
Eric David, Paul De Hert, Karel De Meester, Alexis Demirdjian,
Catherine Denis, Dimcho Dimov, Hélène Dragatsi, Björn Elberling,
Martyna Fałkowska, Jean Flamme, Gloria Gaggioli, Kenneth
Gallant, Elise Groulx, Tom Haeck, Katrien Hanoulle, Mathias
Holvoet, Dov Jacobs, Mark Klamberg, Vaois Koutroulis, Jonas
Nilsson, Jed Odermatt, Christophe Paulussen, Thomas Wayde
Pittman, Rina Randriamiarisoa, Meritxell Regué, Lara Renton,
Joseph Rikhof, Geoff Roberts, Aurélie Roche-Mair, Nicole Samson,
Damien Scalia, Melinda Taylor, Antonietta Trapani, Allison
Turner, Michail Vagias, Raphaël Van Steenberghe, Eef Vandebroek,
Matthias Vanhullebusch, Agatha Verdebout, Koen Vriend,
Natalie Wagner, William Worster, Nadia Zed, Krit Zeegers, Gentian
Zyberi
With prefaces written by President Sang-Hyun Song and Prosecutor
Fatou Bensouda
CODE OF
INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL LAW
AND PROCEDURE,
ANNOTATED
A Commentary on the Statutes of the
ICC, the ICTY and the ICTR
The Annotated Code of International Criminal Law and
Procedure is the first commentary that discusses
both the ICC Statute and the Statutes of the ad hoc
Tribunals in a systematic way.
This is supplemented by a discussion of the Rules of Procedure
and Evidence of the ICC.
The ICC, together with the ICTY and ICTR, form a single
genus, clearly distinguishable from all other bodies in the
field of International Criminal Law. The ICC has built and
will continue to build on the precedents created by the
ad hoc Tribunals.
The proceedings before the ICC thus far, both the fi-
lings of the participants and the decisions of the different
Chambers often contain references to the jurisprudence
of the ad hoc Tribunals.
This renders an annotated version of the statutes
of the three intertwined courts invaluable. The annotations
also include references to the Rules of Procedure
and Evidence of the ICC.
Both practitioners (Trial Lawyers, Legal Lawyers, Defense
Counsel) and academics specialized in the field
of International Criminal Law, originating from different
countries all over the world, with either a common law or
a civil law background, have contributed to the project.
This provides an extremely potent and well-rounded
source of experience that enriches this work.
The authors have outlined the varying approaches of
the common law and the civil law based systems,
providing an impartial analysis of how each article has
been interpreted in various and sometimes contrasting
ways.
Table of Contents:
• Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (annotated)
• Rules of Procedure and Evidence
• Elements of Crimes
• Regulations of the Court
• ICTY Statute (annotated)
• ICTR Statute (annotated)
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