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Human rights in international criminal proceedings

Salvatore Zappalà

Oxford Oxford University Press New York 2008, c2003

Localização: FD - Fac. Direito    (341.649:342.7 Z38h Reimpr. DIN )(Acessar)

  • Título:
    Human rights in international criminal proceedings
  • Autor: Salvatore Zappalà
  • Assuntos: International criminal courts; Human rights; International crimes; Criminal procedure (International law); DIREITOS HUMANOS; TRIBUNAL INTERNACIONAL; PROCESSO PENAL INTERNACIONAL
  • Notas: Includes bibliographical references and index
  • Descrição: 1. Introduction. A human rights approach to international criminal procedure ; The extension of the notion of fair trial to international criminal proceedings ; What type of relationship exists between human rights monitoring systems and international criminal courts? ; Accusatorial and inquisitorial elements in international criminal procedure - to what extent do they impinge upon the rights of individuals? -- 2. The rights of persons during investigations. The initiation of investigations and the powers of the investigative authority ; The rights of suspects in international criminal proceedings -- 3. The rights of the accused in trial proceedings. The presumption of innocence ; The right to be judged by an independent and impartial tribunal ; The right to a 'fair and expeditious trial' ; Rules of evidence and rights of the accused - some problematical issues -- 4. The rights of the accused to appeal and revision. General - the rights of appeal and revision as a means for obtaining redress (judicial and non-judicial remedies) ; The right of the accused to appeal: from Nuremberg and Tokyo to the ad hoc tribunals and the ICC ; The right of convicted persons to revision ; Conclusions -- 5. Penalties, enforcement mechanisms, and the rights of convicted persons. The major goals of international penalties and the legal expectations of convicted persons ; The enforcement mechanisms and the rights of sentenced persons -- 6. The position of persons other than the accused. Victims ; Witnesses -- 7. Concluding remarks. The role of human rights in international criminal trials: from Nuremberg to Rome ; The problem of procedural models: the need for a principled approach to procedure, designed to enhance respect for human rights ; Respect for human rights in international trials: a few outstanding problems ; Some suggestions for improving human rights protection in international criminal proceedings
  • Títulos relacionados: Série:Oxford monographs in international law
  • Editor: Oxford Oxford University Press New York
  • Data de criação/publicação: 2008, c2003
  • Formato: xxviii, 280 p 24 cm.
  • Idioma: Inglês
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