International and transnational criminal law
By: David Luban, Julie R. O'Sullivan, David P. Stewart
Contributors: O'Sullivan, Julie R., 1959- author; Stewart, David P., author
Edition: Second edition.
Series: Aspen casebook series; Aspen casebook series
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1369
ISBN-13: 9781454828341
Subjects: Criminal law; International criminal courts; International crimes; Criminal jurisdiction
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages xli-xlvi) and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I. Introduction; title: 1. The Idea of international criminal law; title: 2. International law preliminaries; title: 3. International criminal tribunals: from Nuremberg to The Hague - and beyond; title: Part II. Procedural Issues in Transnational Practice; title: 4. Comparative criminal procedure and sentencing; title: 5. Jurisdiction; title: 6. Immunities; title: 7. U.S. constitutional rights in a transnational context; title: 8. Obtaining evidence abroad; title: 9. International extradition and its alternatives; title: 10. The effect of treaty rights, as construed by international tribunals, on domestic criminal enforcement: the death penalty; title: Part III. Transnational Crime; title: 11. Organized crime; title: 12. Trafficking in persons, drugs, and arms; title: 13. Money laundering; title: 14. Corruption; title: 15. Terrorism; title: Part IV. International Crime; title: 16. The international criminal court; title: 17. Modes of participation and mens rea; title: 18. Defenses to international criminal persecutions; title: 19. Crimes against humanity; title: 20. Genocide; title: 21. War crimes; title: 22. Torture and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment or punishment; title: 23. Sexual violence; title: 24. Alternatives to prosecution after atrocity: a survey of other transitional justice mechanisms.