How Should the ICC Office of the Prosecutor Choose its Cases?

Issue 1 2009
Editorial The State of International Law in The Hague: Much Activity at the International Court of Justice and Some Reflection on Other Matters
Article The Origins of International Criminal Law: Its Connection to and Convergence with other Branches of International Law
Article How Should the ICC Office of the Prosecutor Choose its Cases?
Case Law Preliminary Objections in the Croatia v. Serbia case: A Commentary
Case Law ICJ Rejects Mexico’s Request to Interpret Avena
Case Law Maritime Delimitation in the Black Sea (Romania v. Ukraine)
Case Overview of Court Documents

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Article	How Should the ICC Office of the Prosecutor Choose its Cases? The Multiple Meanings of ‘Situational Gravity’
Authors	Mark Osiel
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Mark Osiel, 'How Should the ICC Office of the Prosecutor Choose its Cases?', (2009) Hague Justice Journal 43-49

Mark Osiel
Director of International Criminal/ Humanitarian Law and Public International Law, T.M.C. Asser Instituut, The Hague.

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