Verkefnið lokað til 20.6.2012.The subject of this paper is extraterritorial abductions. First, the essay will address how abduction can violate state sovereignty under well established rule in international law and then human rights where the matters are more unsettled. After that the practice of various states will be examined but some states apply mala captus, bene detentus, which means that states try will individuals in their courts even though being brought there by irregular means. Other states decline jurisdiction over persons brought in front of the court by irregular means. This diverse state practice has the consequence that there seems to be no uniform state practice to form customary rule binding up on states. Still, case law of...
The paper is an opinion article which analyses the essence of the principle of individual criminal r...
Do the interests of justice and the fight against terrorism justify extraterritorial abductions by s...
Under customary international law, criminal defendants have a fundamental right to a fair...
The article aims to determine whether a male captus bene detentus principle is established in intern...
The present article analysis two types of problems with regard to transfer of persons to Internation...
The purpose of this study has been to investigate the prospects for identifying and prosecuting indi...
In the last 160 years, courts have resorted quite consistently to the male captus bene detentus prac...
Maģistra darbā ietverta informācija par ANO cilvēktiesību līgumu uzraugošo komiteju, kā arī Starptau...
This study concerns the contemporary issues regarding cases of crimes against humanity as tried in t...
The fight against international crimes takes place at many levels, not just before the ad hoc tribun...
Magister Legum - LLMSitting head of state immunity for crimes under international law has been a ver...
Although the growth of extradition treaties has assisted in the prosecution of suspects who are not ...
It is these extra-legal extraterritorial apprehensions, and their status under international law, th...
Purpose: The potential tension between a state’s need to protect its citizens from national security...
The paper aims to comment on the judgment of the International Court of Justice of 2nd February 201...
The paper is an opinion article which analyses the essence of the principle of individual criminal r...
Do the interests of justice and the fight against terrorism justify extraterritorial abductions by s...
Under customary international law, criminal defendants have a fundamental right to a fair...
The article aims to determine whether a male captus bene detentus principle is established in intern...
The present article analysis two types of problems with regard to transfer of persons to Internation...
The purpose of this study has been to investigate the prospects for identifying and prosecuting indi...
In the last 160 years, courts have resorted quite consistently to the male captus bene detentus prac...
Maģistra darbā ietverta informācija par ANO cilvēktiesību līgumu uzraugošo komiteju, kā arī Starptau...
This study concerns the contemporary issues regarding cases of crimes against humanity as tried in t...
The fight against international crimes takes place at many levels, not just before the ad hoc tribun...
Magister Legum - LLMSitting head of state immunity for crimes under international law has been a ver...
Although the growth of extradition treaties has assisted in the prosecution of suspects who are not ...
It is these extra-legal extraterritorial apprehensions, and their status under international law, th...
Purpose: The potential tension between a state’s need to protect its citizens from national security...
The paper aims to comment on the judgment of the International Court of Justice of 2nd February 201...
The paper is an opinion article which analyses the essence of the principle of individual criminal r...
Do the interests of justice and the fight against terrorism justify extraterritorial abductions by s...
Under customary international law, criminal defendants have a fundamental right to a fair...