International Criminal Law in a Nutshell (Nutshells)

Looking to delve into the fascinating world of international criminal law? Look no further than the International Criminal Law in a Nutshell. Whether you're a student taking your first course in this field or a practitioner seeking a solid introduction, this book is designed with you in mind.

Discover the rich history of international criminal law, from its origins to the groundbreaking ad hoc tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. Gain a firm understanding of the fundamental principles of international accountability, including the crucial doctrine of "legality" and the concept of "universal" jurisdiction.

A major focus of this book is the International Criminal Court (ICC), the cornerstone of international justice. Explore its substantive jurisdiction, which covers crimes such as genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and aggression. Gain valuable insights into the various modes of liability and available defenses within the ICC.

But that's not all - the Nutshell also delves into the world of extradition and mutual legal assistance, crucial tools in combating international crimes. Discover the purposes and procedures of extradition, as well as the alternatives like "rendition." Learn how to obtain evidence abroad for use in criminal cases through mutual legal assistance.

In addition, this comprehensive book shines a light on some of the major transnational crimes that plague our world today. From terrorism and corruption to trafficking and organized crime, this Nutshell covers it all.

Don't worry if you're new to international law - this book is written in a reader-friendly manner, ensuring that you can grasp the concepts without prior experience. Start your journey into the intriguing realm of international criminal law with the International Criminal Law in a Nutshell.

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