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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
terAs Law Review : Jurnal Hukum Humaniter dan HAM, 2019 In discourse of international criminal law, today, individual criminal responsibility is an important principle. This principle will be explained along with other aspects, such as "secondary rules' "actus reus' "mens rea" and c,lso some international ...
Nobuo Hayashi
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Prevention of recidivism: experience and innovations [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2021 The state of recidivism indicates that the theoretical, legislative and law enforcement issues of its prevention is still relevant. There are different levels and directions of this warning.
Krainova Nadezhda Aleksandrovna +2 more
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Revista Brasileira de Direito Processual Penal, 2021 In the absence of statutory rules on the matter, Belgian courts traditionally applied a strict exclusionary rule for illegally gathered evidence and its fruits.
Frank Verbruggen, Charlotte Conings
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A tale of two courts: the 'creation' of a jurisdiction? [PDF]
, 2004 Two projects to create the international criminal courts were devised during the 20th century. On 1 July 2002, the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court entered into force.
Chadwick, E
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Dentistry and criminal law [PDF]
Australian Dental Journal, 2017 AbstractCriminal law in dentistry, as shaped and moulded by the prevailing views of society, defines what is or is not socially acceptable. It applies in both personal and professional contexts with the intended consequence of protecting the public from unacceptable conduct and potential imbalances of power.
BS Khoury, JN Khoury
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The place of social capital in the prevention and control of occurrence of crime in society
Environment Conservation Journal, 2015 The crime rate in the society is as one of the criteria for measuring the level of social capital in communities. Low levels of social capital known as one of the reasons for the increase in crime and social ills in the society qualitatively and ...
Abdolnaser Kord Tamini +2 more
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Fighting terror with law? Some other genealogies of pre-emption [PDF]
, 2013 Within criminology and criminal law the reception of post-9/11 counter-terrorist law has generally been critical, if not hostile. The undeniable proliferation of preventive statutes has been regarded as incompatible with conventional liberal norms and
Mark Finnane, Susan Donkin
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Industrial Health, 2005 Fatigue is an increasingly recognised risk factor for transportation accidents. In light of this, there is the question of whether driving whilst fatigued should be a criminal offence. This paper discusses the current legal position, including the problems of voluntary conduct and self awareness. Three models for reform are proposed.
Christopher B, Jones +2 more
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The ‘Ideal’ Victim of International Criminal Law
European journal of international law, 2018 The role of victims is increasingly central to discussions in and practices of international criminal law. Greater attention is, I argue, leading to a visual and discursive specification of victimhood.
Christine Schwöbel-Patel
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Clarity and the Criminal Law [PDF]
The Journal of Criminal Law, 2007 In 1873, Baron Martin stated that 'The criminal law ought to be reasonable and intelligible' (R v Middleton (1873) L.R. 2 Crown Ca. Res. 57). That proposition is just as potent today as when it was made. As the branch of law incorporating the ultimate powers of control which the state exercises over citizens, criminal law should be consonant with ...
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