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Julia Gebhard

Necessity or Nuisance?

Series: Recht und Gesellschaft - Law and Society

Volume 9 2018

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-16

„… provides would not have been possible with-out the judges at the International Criminal Court and the …” „… Professionalat the ICC in 2010. I owe particular gratitude to the late Judge Hans-PeterKaul for accepting me as a …” „… Substantive Extra-Statutory Human RightsLaw and the Principle of Nullum Crimen Sine LegeIII.69The concept of …”

Introduction S. 17-28

„… interpretation and applicationof the crimes enlisted in Arts 6-8 Rome Statute. Judges at the …” „… on the one hand and the judges’ obligation to adhere tothe principle of nullum crimen sine lege on …” „… Crimes/Torture/Persecution Perception of Judges Contrasting Perception with Findings of Parts I & II (Conclusion) The study …”

Part Three: Perception of the Value of Human Rights Law from the View of Practitioners S. 233-254

„… judgeshttp://www.coalitionfortheicc.org/fight/icc-elections-2017 (31 October 2017).775 < http://www.coalitionfortheicc.org/topics/judges> (31 October …” „… substantive work, in helping them todefine crimes under international law. Several judges emphazised the …” „… from the United Kingdom.831 For most judges,List A and List B judges alike, this issue did, however …”

Part One: The Relationship between International Criminal Law and Human Rights S. 29-82

„… Judge Hans-Peter 83–163.75 UN ILC ‘Draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind …” „… which are under certain circumstances con-sidered to be crimes under international law and can trigger …” „… person can be held accountable for such conduct, theprocedure regulating who can investigate and judge …”

Part Two: How are Different Areas of Human Rights Law Referred to in International Criminal Jurisprudence? S. 83-232

„… law.This approach makes it possible to explore, by way of comparison, underwhich circumstances judges are …” „… of theChild214 as well as the classification of such action as a war crime underArt. 8 (2) (b) (xxvi …” „… others before the IC-TR215), the prohibition of slavery which can be a crime against humanityunder Art. 7 …”

Bibliography S. 267-296

„… BibliographyCasesApplication of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime …” „… ’”’ Separate Opinion of Judge Georghios M. Pikis) ICC-01/04-01/06-424(12 September 2006).Cases269Prosecutor v …” „… Committee of the Red Cross ‘Aide-Mémoire’ (3 December 1992) as citedin Theodor Meron ‘Rape as a Crime under …”

Conclusion S. 255-264

„… jurisdiction of internationalcourt and tribunals in cases of widespread mass commission of crimes …” „… as it can violate nul-lum crimen sine lege.The last section of Part One delves deeper into the …” „… significance andconstruction of the principle of nullum crimen sine lege in the area of in-ternational criminal …”

Annex S. 265-266

„… AnnexQuestions for ICC/ICTY Judges1- General Questions:1.1- Last profession before entering the ICC …” „… international criminal law?3.3.2- Which specific crimes would you say were influenced by the over-riding concern …” „… you say judges at the ICC are willing to consid-er international human rights law in their …”

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Helmut Satzger - Harmonisierung strafrechtlicher Sanktionen in der Europäischen Union

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Harmonisierung strafrechtlicher Sanktionen in der Europäischen Union

Series: Schriften zum Internationalen und Europäischen Strafrecht

Volume 41 2020

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Nieto-Martín, Muñoz de Morales Romero, Rodríguez Yagüe Country Report Spain S. 149-184

„… seriousness of the crime. The offence provides with margins in which the judge can move to determine the …” „… determining the penalty also provide the judge with greater discretion in the case of inchoate crimes and …” „… offender is responsible for an attempted crime. In this case, as in the previous example, the judge may …”

Elholm Country Report Denmark S. 77-108

„… for by statute (or freedom of choice for judges)2.2. 96 Absolute minimum/maximum limits of penalties …” „… Assessment by the judge (or exact prescription of penalty by law)2.5. 97 Criteria for choosing and measuring …” „… Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, no. 3, Brill, 2009, pp. 191-226. 8 Vgl. Art. 4 Nr. 2 …”

Linder, Neumann, Pohlmann Comparative Conclusion S. 517-540

„… provided for by law is the decisive criterion for the categorisation of offences, in particular into crimes …” „… and misdemeanours7 or into crimes, misdemeanours, and petty offences.8 The different categories are …” „… minimum punishment of at least one year or more are crimes (country report DE, p. 127); in PL this is the …”

Asp, Holmgren Country Report Sweden S. 455-488

„… may revoke the conditional sentence and decide on another sanction for the crime.26 This rarely occurs …” „… crime or not.27 As said, a conditional sentence may furthermore be combined with an obligation to …” „… the commission of the crime, probation can be combined with a court imposed care order, provided that …”

Frände, Helenius, Suominen Country Report Finland S. 185-216

„… of choice at the judge’s discretion 2.2. 202 Penalty scales provided for by statute2.3. 203 …” „… confiscation can be the proceeds of a crime (which can also be extended), instruments of a crime as well as …” „… economic crimes (e.g. dishonesty by a debtor and accounting offence), but it can also be imposed due to …”

Bogdan Country Report Romania S. 427-454

„… results in a reduction of the special limit by a third; • when a judge/court identifies a consistence of …” „… mitigating circumstance provided by article 75 (2) of the Criminal Code), the judge/court has the discretion …” „… guidelines for sentencing, as such a guide is perceived as a way of limiting the freedom of the judge/court …”

Pérez-Barberá, Verde, Basso Overview of criminal sanctions in Argentina S. 565-576

„… . Otherwise, regardless of the judgement, the judge can decide not to impose a penalty. Modification of type …” „… of preventive and repressive purposes. A criminal sanction will only be imposed by the judge as a …” „… . In that case, they have minimum and maximum abstract limits and the judge must determine its exact …”

Satzger, Linder, Neumann, Zimmermann Questionnaire – Harmonisation of Criminal Sanctions in the EU S. 769-792

„… they allow the judge to choose between different types of criminal sanctions? 2.3. Do statutes in your …” „… criteria does a judge choose between several types of criminal sanctions that can in principle be imposed …” „… binding they are for a judge or to whether and – if so – to what extent they allow for a margin of …”

European Criminal Policy Initiative Category Model for the Harmonisation of Criminal Sanctions in Europe S. 707-742

„… Minimum Triad is Insufficient It may indeed, regarding some fields of crime, be sufficient that the EU …” „… severity of the crime. Setting aside the logical and constructive weaknesses of such minimum maximum …” „… maximum penalty of 8 years for certain harmonised offences, which is usually not common for crimes (pp …”

Foffani, Viganò Country Report Italy S. 295-332

„… by 2 professional judges and 6 laypersons – is competent, inter alia, for crimes for which the law …” „… the penalty imposed in a final judgment by the judge in charge for the execution of the sentence 2.7.3 …” „… offences, which either affect personal liberty or property. Three of them are provided for the crimes …”

Linder Results of the Complementary Investigations S. 641-664

„… , the penalty frameworks in ES often leave only a margin of several months to the judge; examples are …” „… concerning the – already harmonised – crime of money laundering37 was created in order to compare the …” „… difference was the penalty range open to the judge. Whilst in France the judge’s margin of appreciation …”

Caeiro, Costa Country Report Portugal S. 379-426

„… principle nullum crimen sine lege municipali (by allowing for the direct application of customary …” „… offender’s propensity to commit crimes; (iii) he / she is deemed to be criminally dangerous at the time of …” „… unaccountability. When the mentioned requirements are met, the judge can declare those offenders unaccountable …”

Satzger Strafzumessung in den USA S. 541-564

„… legal system: in some cases they are or were mandatory for the judge, in others they are "only …” „… the judges are nevertheless forced to consider the guidelines in their decisions. Overall, the …” „… . For particularly significant and serious crimes, mandatory minimum sentences have been established in …”

Leblois-Happe, Frinchaboy Länderbericht Frankreich S. 217-252

„… law distinguishes between three categories of offences: felonies (crimes), misdemeanours (délits) and …” „… (réclusion criminelle) or – in the case of political crimes – as criminal detention (détention criminelle …” „… French legal system since 1994; an exception is the one-year minimum stipulated for crimes and the …”

Satzger, Kaspar, Linder, Neumann Länderbericht Deutschland S. 109-148

„… disapproval of his or her conduct. On the other hand, the crim- Neumann 110 inal code also provides for …” „… sanctions are usually imposed by the judge. However, the imposition of certain sanctions automatically …” „… as a crime (“Verbrechen”) or a misdemeanour (“Vergehen”) depends on the type of sanction and the …”

Satzger, Linder, Pohlmann Research Report S. 35-46

„… the proceeds and instruments of crime or the criminal liability of legal persons – had to be excluded …” „… University of Copenhagen Prof. Dr. Thomas Elholm. The panel was moderated by ECPI member and judge at the …”

Fuchs, Zerbes, Stricker Länderbericht Österreich S. 47-76

„… guilt-related sanctions imposed by independent, irremovable and unremovable judges which have a stigmatising …” „… international core crimes). Fines are imposed in form of day-fines, calculated on perpetrator's personal …” „… offence and is crucial to the distinction between crimes and misdemeanours. Convictions to a certain level …”

Steinborn Länderbericht Polen S. 333-378

„… the time of the offence. This is also a separate type of penalty. A fine for a crime is generally …” „… imposed in daily rates (for a crime from 10 to 540 daily rates, as an overall penalty up to 810 daily …” „… important general principles for sentencing is the judge's power to freely appreciate the type and level of …”

Bitzilekis, Kaiafa-Gbandi, Symeonidou-Kastanidou Länderbericht Griechenland S. 253-294

„… judge must find the appropriate punishment in each individual case within the penalty frame threatened …” „… proceeds from crime, the Greek legal system was not faced with particular difficulties when implementing …” „… abolished and the statutory maximum prison sentence for crimes was reduced from 20 years to 15 years in …”

Abkürzungsverzeichnis S. 797-803

„… (DE) Gesetz über den Verkehr mit Betäubungsmitteln Bull. Crim. Bulletin des arrêts de la Cour de …” „… Zentralregister und das Erziehungsregister – Bundeszentralregistergesetz (DE) bzw. beziehungsweise Cass. Crim …” „… i.e. id est (lat.) – that is to say Ibid. Ibidem Incl. inclusive J Jurisprudence JCC Judgement of the …”

Zimmermann Strafrechtliche Sanktionen und das Recht der Europäischen Union: eine Bestandsaufnahme S. 577-614

„… they address further consequences of criminal offences, such as the confiscation of proceeds from crime …” „… harmonisation competence for a particular area of crime, one of its major aims seems to be that its leg …” „… law to provide for confiscation measures in this particular area of crime. Furthermore, there is no …”

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Werner Gephart - Rechtsanalyse als Kulturforschung I

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Rechtsanalyse als Kulturforschung I

Series: Recht als Kultur

Volume 1 2014

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G. Anders Denial and Recognition of Difference S. 209-230

„… accused each. In all three trials the judges found the accused guilty on several counts of war crimes and …” „… Recognition of Diff erence: Representations of African Culture in International War Crimes Trials …” „… and war crimes committed in politically unstable regions where national courts are either not …”

D. Berti, G. Tarabout Criminal Proceedings in India S. 193-206

„… understanding the actual place of culture in the judicial process leading to a judge’s decision. The …” „… and the accused denying every fact brought before the judge by the public prosecutor, criminal trials …” „… the trial or in the judge’s decision. Cannabis Practices and Legal Evidence The details of a case of …”

E. Geulen Law and Literature S. 309-322

„… , the case story gave rise to the crime story, a literary genre in its own right, exhaustively analyzed …” „… . Those required to judge – critics, for example – can do so without fear of legal consequences. But a …” „… judge who fails to decide a case will not be a judge for much longer. In a recent introduction to the …”

C. Daase The UN and the Secretary-General as Mediators S. 267-292

„… Council speaking with one voice against the crimes of aggressors and violations of the Charter. It also …” „… International War Crimes Trials (in diesem Band). Annan, Kofi A.: Walking the International Tightrope, The New …” „… authority entrusted to him by the Charter. […] A Secretary-General must be judged by his fi delity to the …”

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europa ethnica

Browse Volumes: europa ethnica

europa ethnica Volume 79 (2022) Issue 3-4 ISSN Online: 0014-2492

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Maria Stefania Cataleta The crime of aggression in the Ukrainian war S. 142-145

„… international crime can be judged by the judges of any State, also in the absence of contact with the State that …” „… State to judge also for the crime of aggres-sion would be Ukraine, the territorial State, and Russia and …” „… deliberately target of the Russian war violence.The crime of aggression in the Ukrainian warMaria Stefania …”

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Margaretha Franziska Vordermayer - Justice for the Enemy?

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Justice for the Enemy?

Series: Historische Grundlagen der Moderne

Volume 20 2019

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II. Pläne zur Strafverfolgung deutscher Kriegsverbrechen 1939–1946 S. 31-66

„… the judge-advocate is named to act on the court, entitled to his opinion on any question of law or …” „… , to permission of the court; (b) At a court-martial he represents the Judge-Advocate-General; (c) He …” „… the grave consequences which may result from their disregard of the advice of the judge-advocate on …”

III. Die Militärgerichtsprozesse mit britischen Verteidigern S. 67-270

„… committed war crimes against British subjects, was to set up military courts, to try the offenders, in …” „… British War Crimes Trials“, ermittelt von der War Crimes Group (North West Europe) Headquarter British …” „… Zur „Consolidated List of British War Crimes Trials“ vgl. NA, WO 309/ 479; NA, WO 311/ 663. 67 deren …”

VI. Quellenverzeichnis S. 317-322

„… Crimes Case Files“ des Judge Advocate General’s Office „War Crimes Case Files“ des Deputy Judge Advocate …” „… General Serie WO 309 War Office: Judge Advocate General’s Office, British Army of the Rhine War Crimes …” „… Crimes Files“ des Judge Advocate General’s Office. Military Deputy’s Department and War Office …”

IV. Zeitgeschichtliche Wahrnehmung und Beurteilung der Verteidiger: Öffentlichkeit und Presseberichterstattung zu den britischen Militärgerichtsprozessen S. 271-301

„… scored. War-Crimes Court Gets Protest on 'Dregs of Ghettos', in: New York Times (12.10.1945), S. 10. IV …” „… memory of millions of those who had to die at Belsen and other camps because of the crime of being a Jew …” „… „remarkable“, dass die Äußerung Winwoods „did not bring forth a rebuke from the presiding judge.“879 Die …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-14

„… Konjunkturen der britische Strafverfolgungspolitik2. 36 Die United Nations War Crimes Commission (UNWCC)3. 47 …” „… Commander-in-Chief Col. Colonel DAF Deutsche Arbeitsfront DJAG Deputy Judge Advacate General Dulag Durchgangslager …” „… and Documentation Centre for War Crimes Trials, Marburg IfZ Institut für Zeitgeschichte München …”

I. Importierte Gerechtigkeit? – Britische Offiziere als Verteidiger mutmaßlicher deutscher Kriegsverbrecher S. 15-30

„… was a German accused of a war crime, and I was by no means keen or enthusiastic about it; but when I …” „… is guilty of the crime with which he is charged, than he is entitled to an acquittal, irrespective of …” „… J., Americans, Germans and war crimes justice. Law, memory and „the good war“, Santa Barbara 2011, S …”

V. Strafverteidigung als Beitrag zur Transitional Justice – Zwischen traditionellen Militärgerichtsverfahren und neuartigen Strafgerichtsprozessen S. 302-316

„… Auch der britische Unterhausabgeordnete Anthony Marlowe, der in mehreren Prozessen als Judge Advocate …” „… Wuppertal Trials. Crimes and sentence. A reply to recent comment, in: The Times (13.06.1946). 977 Ein …” „… regime confronts crimes of the old regime. Indeed, the first attempts to seriously consider the …”

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