International Criminal Law: An Introduction
Author: Stanford Law School
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Title: International Criminal Law: An Introduction
Author: Stanford Law School
Description: A working paper from the Iraq Legal Education Initiative at Stanford Law School. Walks readers through the foundations of international criminal law: individual criminal responsibility, core crimes, jurisdiction of international tribunals, and the Rome Statute regime.
Pages: 39
Size: 0.42 MB
Format: PDF
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