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Selfrepresentation Before International Criminal Tribunals Sarah Raveling

Name: Selfrepresentation Before International Criminal Tribunals Sarah Raveling
SKU: BELL-5147766
Price: 31.00 USD
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Selfrepresentation Before International Criminal Tribunals Sarah Raveling instant download after payment.

Publisher: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.35 MB

Pages: 467

Author: Sarah Raveling

ISBN: 9783848708758, 3848708752

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Selfrepresentation Before International Criminal Tribunals Sarah Raveling by Sarah Raveling 9783848708758, 3848708752 instant download after payment.

This book assesses the practical repercussions of self-representation on the conduct of international criminal proceedings. It discusses above all the actual implications of defendants acting as their own counsel for international criminal trials. The book looks at the current situation of recognition, exercise, and restriction of self-representation before international criminal tribunals, outlining the significant developments of this practical framework over the years. This book argues that in order to safeguard the overall guarantee of fair and expeditious proceedings, the active participation of defendants has to see a different implementation in future international criminal proceedings.