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evidence: see also confidentiality; witnesses
common law and Romano-Germanic
systems distinguished 143, 150–1
confirmation hearing 140
cross examination 151–2
disclosure
evidence additional to that collected
before or presented during trial
(ICC 64(6)(d)) 143
pre-confirmation hearing
(ICC 61(3)) 139–40
Trial Chamber (ICC 64(3)(c)) 140
electronic presentation (ICC 68(2)) 152, 153
exclusion (ICC 69(7)) 131
hearsay 150–1
incrimination by family members (Rule
75) 152
motive as 45
previous sexual conduct (Rule 71) 152
privileged information (Rule 73) 152
protection 131–2: see also provisional
measures (ICC 18(6))
relevant and necessary requirement
(ICC 69(3)) 150, 151
reliability 151, 153–4
taking on territory of State
(ICC 99(4)) 127–8
witness undertaking (ICC 69(1)) 152–3
ex parte proceedings: see presence of accused
(ICC 63/67(1)(d))
exhumation 129
expenses 180, 183
extermination (ICC 7(1)(b)/7(2)(b)) 50
Elements of Crimes 50
extradition
life imprisonment and 129–30
of nationals 20, 134–5
specialty (ICC 108) 171
surrender distinguished (ICC 102) 133–5
fair trial: see accused, right of (ICC 67)
false evidence 66, 160
family, endangerment 173
Faroe Islands 79, 188, 419
Fife, R. E. 165
Fiji 75–6
Final Act of Rome Conference 18
as aid to interpretation 94
treaty crimes 35
fines
in addition to imprisonment
(ICC 77(2)(a)/Rule 146) 167
early release and 167
misconduct before the Court 66
offences against the administration of
justice 66
fitness to stand trial
Erdemovic 146
Hess 146
insanity as defence distinguished 146
mental disorder and 146
Rule 135(4) 146
flag of truce, improper use 109
forced nakedness 49
forced pregnancy
ICC 7(1)(g) 47
ICC 7(2)(f) 50
ICC 8(2)(b)(xxii) 62–3
forcible transfer of population: see deportation
or forcible transfer of population
(ICC 7(2)(d))
forfeiture (ICC 77(2)(b)/Rules 147 and
218) 167
early release and (ICC 110(4)(c)) 167,
170
identification of assets
accused’s cooperation 167
State cooperation (ICC 93(1)(k)) 129,
174
instrumentalities 167
France 62n132, 115, 116, 188
freedom of speech 103
funding: see budget and funding
Furundzija
customary international law 10, 24
hierarchy of offences 30
penalties 163
rape 48
torture 51
Galic 106–7
gas, prohibition 61–2
‘gender’
ICC 7(3) 51
ICC 21(3) 93
gender balance
judges (ICC) 20–1, 178–9
legal advisers (ICC 42(9)) 182
Registry staff 183
gender crimes (ICC 7(1)(g)): see rape; sexual
violence
general principles of [criminal] law
(ICC 22–33): see also applicable law
(ICC 21); ne bis in idem; presumption
of innocence
general principles of law derived from
national systems (ICC 21(1)(C)) 92
ICJ Statute compared 91–2
innovatory approach 14
Geneva Conventions (1949) 57–60: see also
grave breaches (Geneva Convention/
ICC 8(2)(a))
civilians, extension of protection to 58
Commentaries 60
individual responsibility 58
travaux préparatoires 60