The Dagger beneath the Robe: When Denying a Fair Trial Becomes a War Crime: International Criminal Law Series, cartea 22
Autor Diletta Marchesien Limba Engleză Hardback – 19 noi 2026
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004720169
ISBN-10: 9004720162
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill | Nijhoff
Seria International Criminal Law Series
ISBN-10: 9004720162
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill | Nijhoff
Seria International Criminal Law Series
Notă biografică
Diletta Marchesi, Ph.D. (2024, FWO | KU Leuven), is a legal scholar and criminal lawyer. She received the 2023 Journal of International Criminal Justice Prize for her work on the criminalisation of acts of rebel governance as war crimes.
Cuprins
Contents
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Abbreviations
Cases, Filings and Judicial Transcripts
Legislation and Other Instruments
PART 1
Introduction
1 The Inquiry
1 State of the Art, Object and Scope, Aim and Contribution to Knowledge
2 Methodology
3 Overview and Structure
2 The Nature of International Crimes and International Criminal Justice
1 Introduction
2 The Object and Purpose of International Criminal Law and Justice
3 The Distinctive Characteristics of International Crimes
4 The Principle of Legality: An Important Interpretative Instrument in International Criminal Justice
5 Conclusion
PART 2
‘Deconstructing’ the Denial of a Fair Trial as a War Crime
3 The War Crimes Related to the Denial of a Fair Trial: The Past, the Present and the Challenges
1 Introduction
2 The War Crimes Related to the Denial of a Fair Trial: An Overview
3 An Overview of the Problems of Interpretation and Application
4 Conclusion
PART 3
‘Reconstructing’ the War Crimes of Denying Judicial Guarantees
4 The Nexus to the Armed Conflict
1 Introduction
2 The Nexus to the Armed Conflict: Its Definition in the Jurisprudence
3 The War Crime of Denying a Fair Trial: The Nexus to the International Armed Conflict
4 The War Crime of Sentencing or Execution without Due Process: The Nexus to the Non-international Armed Conflict
5 Conclusion
5 The Material Elements of the Crimes
1 Introduction
2 The Right to a Fair Trial: Key Elements
3 Denying Judicial Guarantees in International Armed Conflicts: The Material Element of the War Crime of Denying a Fair Trial
4 Denying Judicial Guarantees in Non-international Armed Conflicts: The Material Element of the War Crime of Sentencing or Execution without Due Process
5 The Relationship between the War Crimes of Denying Judicial Guarantees and Other Crimes: The Differences in the Material Element
6 Conclusion
6 The Mental Elements of the Crimes
1 Introduction
2 The Mental Element in International Criminal Justice
3 The Mental Element of the War Crime of Denying a Fair Trial
4 The Mental Element of the War Crime of Sentencing or Execution without Due Process
5 Conclusions
7 The Perpetrator of and the Accomplice to the Crimes
1 Introduction
PART 4
Conclusions
8 Summary of Findings, Recommendations and Final Remarks
1 Introduction
2 Summary of Main Findings
3 Recommendations
4 The Potential, Advantages and Limits of International Criminal Justice in Connection with the Protection of the Right to a Fair Trial
5 Future Research Directions
6 Final Thoughts
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Abbreviations
Cases, Filings and Judicial Transcripts
Legislation and Other Instruments
PART 1
Introduction
1 The Inquiry
1 State of the Art, Object and Scope, Aim and Contribution to Knowledge
2 Methodology
3 Overview and Structure
2 The Nature of International Crimes and International Criminal Justice
1 Introduction
2 The Object and Purpose of International Criminal Law and Justice
3 The Distinctive Characteristics of International Crimes
4 The Principle of Legality: An Important Interpretative Instrument in International Criminal Justice
5 Conclusion
PART 2
‘Deconstructing’ the Denial of a Fair Trial as a War Crime
3 The War Crimes Related to the Denial of a Fair Trial: The Past, the Present and the Challenges
1 Introduction
2 The War Crimes Related to the Denial of a Fair Trial: An Overview
3 An Overview of the Problems of Interpretation and Application
4 Conclusion
PART 3
‘Reconstructing’ the War Crimes of Denying Judicial Guarantees
4 The Nexus to the Armed Conflict
1 Introduction
2 The Nexus to the Armed Conflict: Its Definition in the Jurisprudence
3 The War Crime of Denying a Fair Trial: The Nexus to the International Armed Conflict
4 The War Crime of Sentencing or Execution without Due Process: The Nexus to the Non-international Armed Conflict
5 Conclusion
5 The Material Elements of the Crimes
1 Introduction
2 The Right to a Fair Trial: Key Elements
3 Denying Judicial Guarantees in International Armed Conflicts: The Material Element of the War Crime of Denying a Fair Trial
4 Denying Judicial Guarantees in Non-international Armed Conflicts: The Material Element of the War Crime of Sentencing or Execution without Due Process
5 The Relationship between the War Crimes of Denying Judicial Guarantees and Other Crimes: The Differences in the Material Element
6 Conclusion
6 The Mental Elements of the Crimes
1 Introduction
2 The Mental Element in International Criminal Justice
3 The Mental Element of the War Crime of Denying a Fair Trial
4 The Mental Element of the War Crime of Sentencing or Execution without Due Process
5 Conclusions
7 The Perpetrator of and the Accomplice to the Crimes
1 Introduction
PART 4
Conclusions
8 Summary of Findings, Recommendations and Final Remarks
1 Introduction
2 Summary of Main Findings
3 Recommendations
4 The Potential, Advantages and Limits of International Criminal Justice in Connection with the Protection of the Right to a Fair Trial
5 Future Research Directions
6 Final Thoughts
Bibliography
Index