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International Law Commission (cont.)
1994 8–10, 76–7, 86
Ad Hoc Committee/PrepCom
divergencies from 13–15, 76–7, 82–3,
120–1, 122, 146, 149
International Military Tribunals: see also
Nuremberg Charter (1945)/Tribunal;
Tokyo Tribunal
TreatyofSèvres (1920) 4
Treaty of Versailles (1919) 3–4
UN War Crimes Commission draft (1944) 5
International Penal Law Treaty (Montevideo)
(1889) 73
Interpol 129
interpretation/translation, right to
(ICC 67(1)(f)) 146, 147
European Court of Human Rights 147
ICTY 147
interpretative declaration 187–8, 421
intifada 63
intime conviction 155
intoxication (ICC 31(1)(b)) 105–6, 110,
111–12
investigation (ICC 53–61)
collection and examination of evidence
(ICC 54(3)(a)) 127
establishment of truth (ICC 54(1)(a)) 126–7
on-site investigations (ICC 57(3)(d)) 127,
128
rights during (ICC 55) 95, 100, 130–1:
see also accused, rights of (ICC 67);
Pre-Trial Chamber (ICC 15/Rules 50);
Prosecutor (ICC 15)
exclusion of evidence and: see evidence
ICCPR rights and 131
national investigation and 130–1
righttobeinformedofrights
(ICC 55(2)) 100, 131
victims/witnesses, protection
(ICC 54(1)(b)) 126–7, 173
Israel 19, 61, 79, 419, 425: see also Eichmann
Italy 135
Jackson, R. 97
Japan, ‘aggression’ and 32
Jelisic 37, 39, 149
Jews 7, 27, 42
joinder/severance of charges (ICC 64(5)) 140
joint criminal enterprise 103–4: see also
conspiracy (ICC 25(3)(d))
Jokic 137
Jordan 426
Jorgic, Nikolai 38
judges (ICC)
alternate judge (ICC 74(1)) 156
chambers/divisions (ICC 39) 180–1
excusing/removal from office (ICC 41 and
46/Rules 23–39) 181, 183
independence (ICC 40) 180
number (ICC 36(1) and (2)) 180
part-/full-time service (ICC 35) 179–80
presence throughout proceedings
(ICC 74(1)) 156
qualifications, nomination and election
(ICC 36) 20–1, 177–9
Advisory Committee (ICC 36(4)(c)) 177
gender balance (ICC 36(8)(a)(iii)) 20–1,
178–9
high moral character, impartiality and
integrity (ICC 36(3)(a)) 177
languages 177
List A/List B (ICC 36(5)) 177–8
nationality (ICC 36(4)(c)) 177
procedure 178–9
qualification for appointment in own
State 177
re-election (ICC 36(9)(a)/37(2)) 179
salaries and allowances and expenses
(ICC 49) 180, 183
term of office (ICC 36(9)) 179
judgments (ICC 74)
dissenting 156
majority decision (ICC 74(3)) 156
written reasons, need for 156
judicial assistance: see cooperation with Court,
obligation (ICC 86)
judicial discretion
abuse of power/process 107
Elements of Crimes and 35–6
ICC Statute and 14, 55, 90, 94–5, 109–10,
189
penalties 162, 169
judicial legislation 54
jurisdiction: see national courts; International
Criminal Court (ICC), admissibility/
jurisdiction; personality jurisdiction;
protective jurisdiction; territorial
jurisdiction; universal jurisdiction; and
under individual tribunals
jus cogens 112–13
juvenile offenders 29, 81–2
K.v.Denmark 148
Kamasinski v. Germany 147
Kambanda 37, 149, 167–8
Karadzic and Mladic 38
Kayishema and Ruzindana 37n41, 40n54, 163,
167–8
Kellogg–Briand Pact (1928) 6
Khmer Rouge 123
Kirsch, P. 16, 17–18, 429
knowledge: see mental element (ICC 30)
Kordic and Cerkez 59, 112
Kovacevic 171n45
Krajisnik and Plavsic 99, 107, 137–8
Kramer (Belsen Trial) 157n84