Description

International Criminal Law and Procedure provides a comprehensive overview of the legal principles, procedures, and institutions governing international crimes and their prosecution. This textbook serves as a critical resource for legal professionals, academics, and students interested in understanding the framework of international criminal justice. The book begins by outlining the foundational concepts of international criminal law, including the definitions and classifications of international crimes such as genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and aggression. It covers the jurisdictional issues, principles of liability, and defenses applicable to international crimes. "International Criminal Law and Procedure" examines the structure and jurisdiction of international courts and tribunals responsible for prosecuting international crimes, including the International Criminal Court (ICC) and ad hoc tribunals. It discusses procedural aspects such as investigations, evidence collection, trials, and appeals in international criminal proceedings. Through case studies, legal analyses, and examples of landmark trials, this textbook illustrates the challenges and developments in international criminal law. It serves as an indispensable guide to navigating the complexities of prosecuting and adjudicating international crimes within the global legal framework.