International Criminal Tribunal Cases and Theoretical Analysis - (Volume 1)

Author: Wang Xiumei
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The main feature of this book lies in its in-depth analysis and research of new characteristics and issues in the process of international criminal trials, combined with international criminal law theory, based on cases already concluded by two special courts. These issues not only cover the focal points of debate in the field of international criminal law but also highlight the empirical analysis of the shortcomings of existing international criminal law theories, and propose corresponding theoretical exploration and research plans. The book selects six representative cases from the cases concluded by the two special courts, focusing on the analysis of the most contentious issues in current international trials, without covering the entire content of individual cases. The main feature of this book lies in its in-depth analysis and research of new characteristics and issues in the process of international criminal trials, combined with international criminal law theory, based on cases already concluded by two special courts. These issues not only cover the focal points of debate in the field of international criminal law but also highlight the empirical analysis of the shortcomings of existing international criminal law theories, and propose corresponding theoretical exploration and research plans. The book selects six representative cases from the cases concluded by the two special courts, focusing on the analysis of the most contentious issues in current international trials, without covering the entire content of individual cases.