„… internationallaw. It is true that powerful states have always had a disproportionate influence oncustomary …” „… ; the land minestreaty; global warming; an international war crimes tribunal; the Middle East; theuse of …” „… Future of International Law: Ending the U.S.-Europe Divide,in: Crimes ofWar Project (Hrsg …”

„… – Normativität an softlaw zu verschwimmen drohe: „True, it is not always easy to draw the frontier between the …” „… prelegal and the legal. (…) It is nonetheless true that the threshold doesexist: on one side of the line …” „… paradigmatische Beispiel einer jus cogens-Norm;vgl. Beth van Schaack, The Crime of Political Genocide: Repairing …”

„… of Crimesagainst the Peace and Security of Mankind, the crimes now known ascrimes against humanity …” „… so-called ‘treaty crimes’:crimes which were enshrined in international human rights treaties but …” „… crimen/nulla poene sinelege and certain aspects of the right to life.100 The ACHR and the ICCPRexpand the …”

„… Yugoslavia’ (2006) 31(3) Law andSocial Inquiry 585-616; John Hagan and Ron Levi ‘War Crimes and the Force …” „… aspecific crime themselves. In order to make the general terms of the RomeStatute or the ICTY/ICTR Statute …” „… human rights law in order to define crimes under international law.The most significant factors in …”

„… definitions for specific crimes.Chapter One:I.1.216 See also Theodor Meron ‘Human Rights Marches into New …” „… against humanity and war crimes.All crimes will be discussed as laid out in the Rome Statute as the …” „… Guilty of War Crimes,Crimes against Peace and against Humanity’ (done 20 December 1945) (1946) 3Official …”

„… dwell on German crime-rate figures. Even official and semi‐official German sources admit that these …” „… the possibility of gaining a reliable picture of the crime-rate.49 The increasing maze of regulations …” „… »Rechtsstaat« – the idea that the criminal is answerable only for a specific crime and that all factors …”

„… , the true criterion of morality is disinterestedness. The breaking of party ties is immoral and …” „… of fortune is a source of many evils and crimes. But at the same time we are none the less firmly …”

„… umgehend ein nicht weniger energischer und pathetischer Protest: »It would be just such a crime as the …” „… Germans themselves hoped to perpetrate upon their victims – it would be a crime against civilization …” „… the pattern of ultimate peace. The same thing is true with reference to the utilization of the local …”

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„… Buntentorsteinweg. 5., 6. Aprilwww.schwankhalle.deDas literarische Genre True Crime ist höchst populär und auf allen …” „… reales Leid als Unterhaltungsstoff verkauft, für sehr fragwürdig. Für seinen neuen Abend «True Crime …” „… Truman Capotes, der mit seinem Tatsachenroman «Kaltblütig» 1965 das Genre True Crime erfand – nach …”

„… ). 27., 28. Aprilwww.tanzhaus-nrw.deDuisburgTheater «True Crime», ein Verbrechen aus drei Perspektiven …”

„… , (Ko-)-Existenz und Überleben. 26. Aprilwww.offeuropa.de; www.theaterhaus-rudi.deDüsseldorfOpernhaus «True Crime …”

„… Tucker:Yes, [she was] guilty of a horrible crime—she killed two helpless peo-ple with a pickax—but she seems …” „… genuinely remorseful for her crime;she seems to have undergone a genuine life-changing religious con-version …” „… people are less likely tocommit future crimes—a controversial claim, surely. Such peoplemay also seem to …”

„… crimes elicit moral outrage.7 Vic-tims express their experiences of trauma; individual emotions ofvictims …” „… charged with sexual and other violence, and prop-erty crimes like looting rated the emotional climate in …” „… instilling »collective guilt« and shameamong the Germans for the crimes that had been committed intheir names …”