Responsibility for Disclosing Information Constituting Judicial Secret in International Criminal Law

Disclosing confidential information, which in the national jurisdictions is referred to as secret of the investigations and judicial secret, is one of the most frequently committed offences against the administration of criminal justice. The danger of such conduct is self-explanatory. It is capable of undermining the investigations into international crimes and of putting in jeopardy life and well-being of the key witnesses. This article proposes an analysis of the elements of this offence