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Volume 42 - November 2003

Contents

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Judicial and Similar Proceedings

Legislation and Regulation

Judicial and Similar Proceedings

Back matter

  • ILM volume 42 issue 6 Cover and Back matter

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    27 February 2017, pp. b1-b3
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Declarations, Resolutions and Other Documents

Judicial and Similar Proceedings

Other

Judicial and Similar Proceedings

Legislation and Regulation

  • The German Act to Introduce the Code of Crimes Against International Law

  • Elisabeth Handl
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    27 February 2017, pp. 995-1009

  • On June 26,2002 the German Federal Parliament passed an Act to Introduce the Code of Crimes Against International Law (“the Act”), which subsequently entered into force on June 30,2002, the day after its promulgation in the German Federal Law Gazette. Article 1 of the Act contains the Code of Crimes Against International Law (“CCAIL”), which provides the legal framework for German courts to prosecute crimes for which the International Criminal Court (“ICC”) is competent, namely, genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes (“the core crimes”). The remaining Articles of the Act contain, inter alia, amendments to the Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure, the primary purpose of which is to harmonize the general criminal law with the CCAIL.

    For a better understanding of the significance of the CCAIL on the national and international plane, it is important to recall briefly the legal situation in Germany regarding the prosecution of the core crimes prior to the entry into force of the Act

Judicial and Similar Proceedings

Front matter

  • ILM volume 42 issue 3 cover and Front matter

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    10 July 2017, pp. f1-f8
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