Compromising International Criminal Justice: How Šešelj Runs His Trial

Göran Sluiter

Issue 1 2007
Editorial The State of International Law in The Hague: Chemical Weapons, Genocide, and more…
Article Chemical Warfare as Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
Article Lessons Learned: Chemicals Traders Convicted of Warcrimes
Case Law The “Genocide” case: Reflections on the ICJ's Decision in Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia
Case Law International Justice Forgotten?
Case Law Rwanda's Unanswered Screams: Still Seeking Justice after the Seromba Trial
Case Law Barbados / Trinidad and Tobago maritime delimitation
Case Law Compromising International Criminal Justice: How Šešelj Runs His Trial
Case Law Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay (or not, as the case may be)
Case Overview of Court Documents

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Göran Sluiter
GöranSluiter is Professor in the law of international criminal procedure, University of Amsterdam. A revised and extended version of this commentary has been submitted for publication in the Journal of International Criminal Justice.

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