Borʹba s mezhdunarodnymi prestuplenii︠a︡mi v mezhdunarodnom ugolovnom prave
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Word Count
83,500 words, Guess
Page Count
334 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-109856454557
- ISBN-139789856454557
- Library of Congress Control Number2001379245
- Open LibraryOL31502874M
Classifications
- LCCKZ7145 .F57 2000
Description
One of the first Russian works to deal with the war on international crime since the creation of the international tribunals on the former Yugoslavia and Ruanda and the establishment of the permanent International Criminal Court. Chapter headings: Structure of international crime: international crimes against the peace and security of mankind; crimes of an international character; international criminal responsibility of individuals; responsibility of states for international crimes; responsibility of juridical persons for international crimes. System of agencies waging the war on int'l crime: UN Security Council; International Court of the United Nations; international human rights courts; the International Criminal Court as the central agency in international criminal justice; investigation and indictment in the international criminal process; the mechanism for execution of verdicts; the international police in the system of international criminal justice. National justice agencies (extraterritorial jurisdiction; universal jurisdiction and the mechanism of extradition; the interaction between national and purely international justice). Also included is the text of UN Security Council Resolution 827 (1993) and the Rome Statute of 1998, establishing the International Criminal Court.
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