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- Preliminary Material
- Preface
- Contents
- Tables of Cases
- International Criminal Court
- International Criminal Court for the Former Yugoslavia
- International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
- Special Court for Sierra Leone
- Extraordinary Chambers of the Courts of Cambodia
- European Court of Human Rights
- German Courts
- English Courts
- American Courts
- European Commission on Human Rights
- Other Courts
- List of Abbreviations
- Main Text
- Introduction
- 1 The Development of International Criminal Procedure
- A Forerunners
- I Versailles: an international trial for the German Emperor
- II Nuremberg: the birth of international criminal procedure
- III Tokyo: the forgotten sister tribunal?
- IV The Nuremberg subsequent trials
- V The ILC drafts: intermediaries without future?
- VI The ICTY: the re-inventor of international criminal procedure
- VII The ICTR: a dissimilar-similar copy
- VIII Special Court for Sierra Leone
- IX East Timor
- X Extraordinary Chambers in the Court of Cambodia
- XI Special Tribunal for Lebanon
- XII The ICC: the ultimate benchmark
- B The Different Systems and Traditions
- C The Importance of Human Rights
- A Forerunners
- 2 The Special Circumstances of International Criminal Procedure
- A Purposes and Aims
- B Questions of Competencies
- C Complementarity (Hilde Farthofer)
- 3 A Methodology for International Criminal Procedure
- 4 The Participants
- A The Court (Hilde Farthofer)
- B The Prosecutor (Hilde Farthofer)
- C The Registry (Hilde Farthofer)
- D Victims and Witnesses
- E The Accused and the Defence Counsel (Alena Hartwig)
- 5 The Procedural Structure and Preliminary Issues
- 6 The Investigation Stage
- A Two Normative Guidelines
- B The Structure and Aim of the Investigation Stage
- C Investigatory Powers of the Prosecutor
- D The Rights of the Suspect (Alena Hartwig)
- E Pre-Trial Detention of the Suspect (Alena Hartwig)
- I Pre-trial detention under the issuance of a warrant of arrest pursuant to Art. 58 (1) ICCSt
- II Provisional arrest or arrest and surrender pursuant to Art. 58 (5) ICCSt
- III Arrest proceedings in the custodial state
- IV Interim release
- V Conditional release
- F Victims’ Participation
- 7 The Confirmation Proceedings
- A Confirmation Proceedings
- B Confirmation Hearings in Practice
- C The Nature of Confirmation
- D Disclosure of Evidence (Lars Büngener)
- E Victim’s Participation
- 8 The Trial
- A Principles of the Trial
- B Preparing for Trial
- C The Structure of the Trial
- D Evidence (Hilde Farthofer)
- E Witnesses and Victims Protection: A Summary (Hilde Farthofer)
- F Judgment
- G Victim’s Participation
- 9 Appeal and Revision (Alena Hartwig)
- A Appeal
- I The right to appeal
- II Constitution of the Appeals Chambers
- III The appeal against a decision of acquittal or conviction or against sentence
- IV Appeal against other decisions
- V Admissibility of an appeal
- VI Additional evidence before the Appeals Chamber
- VII Authority of previous judgments
- VIII Victim participation in appeal proceedings
- B Revision
- A Appeal
- 10 Contempt of Court (Hilde Farthofer)
- Further Material
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