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Access_open The Origins of International Criminal Law: Its Connection to and Convergence with other Branches of International Law
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2009
Authors Jeremy Sarkin
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Jeremy Sarkin
Jeremy Sarkin has law degrees from South Africa, an LL.M. from Harvard Law School and a Doctor of Laws degree from the University of the Western Cape (Cape Town). He is an attorney in South Africa and admitted to practice in the State of New York. He is Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law at Hofstra University in New York. In March 2008 he was elected by the Human Rights Council to be a Special Rapporteur and member of the United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances. He can be reached at JSarkin@post.harvard.edu. This is an edited version of an article that appeared in the journal Human Rights and International Legal Discourse in 2007.
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Access_open Maritime Delimitation in the Black Sea (Romania v. Ukraine)

Case concerning Maritime Delimitation in the Black Sea (Romania v. Ukraine), Merits, Judgment, 3 February 2009
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2009
Authors Alex Oude Elferink
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Alex Oude Elferink
Senior Research Associate, Netherlands Institute for the Law of the Sea, Utrecht University.
Case Law

Access_open ICJ Rejects Mexico’s Request to Interpret Avena
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2009
Authors Paul von Muhlendahl
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Paul von Muhlendahl
PhD student and Lecturer at the University of Paris XI and Lecturer (chargé de conférence) at Sciences-Po Paris.
Case Law

Access_open Preliminary Objections in the Croatia v. Serbia case: A Commentary

Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Croatia v. Serbia), Preliminary Objections, Judgment of 18 November 2008
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2009
Authors Wouter Werner
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Wouter Werner
Professor of Public International Law at VU University Amsterdam.
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Access_open The State of International Law in The Hague: Much Activity at the International Court of Justice and Some Reflection on Other Matters
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2009
Authors Harry Post
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Harry Post
Harry Post is General Editor of the HJJ-JJH and Editor-in-chief of the Hague Justice Portal.
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Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2009
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Access_open How Should the ICC Office of the Prosecutor Choose its Cases?

The Multiple Meanings of ‘Situational Gravity’
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 1 2009
Authors Mark Osiel
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Mark Osiel
Director of International Criminal/ Humanitarian Law and Public International Law, T.M.C. Asser Instituut, The Hague.
Case Law

Access_open The Crime of Persecution and the Situation in Darfur: A Comment on the Al Bashir Arrest Warrant Decision
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Laurence Carrier-Desjardins
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Laurence Carrier-Desjardins
Laurence Carrier-Desjardins is a Legal Officer at the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo. Translated from French by the author.
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Access_open The State of International Law in The Hague: Impact from Elsewhere
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Harry Post
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Harry Post
Harry Post is General Editor of the HJJ-JJH and Editor-in-chief of the Hague Justice Portal.
Case Law

Access_open State Immunity for International Crimes: The Case of Germany versus Italy before the ICJ

Jurisdictional Immunities of the State (Germany v. Italy)
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Francesco Moneta
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Francesco Moneta
Francesco Moneta is an Associate Legal Officer at the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, Trial Chamber I and holds a PhD in International Law from the University of Florence. The views expressed in this article are those of the author alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the International Tribunal or the United Nations in general.
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Access_open The Karera Appeal Judgement:Some Observations
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Laetitia Husson
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Laetitia Husson
Laetitia Husson is a Legal Officer at the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR). The author did not work on the Karera case. The views expressed in this commentary are hers alone. Translated from French by Vincent Pouliot.
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Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
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Access_open Genocide in Rwanda: The Search for Justice 15 years on

An overview of the horrific 100 days of violence, the events leading to them and the ongoing search for justice after 15 years
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors David Taylor
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David Taylor
David Taylor is an Editor at the Hague Justice Portal and a Junior Researcher at the Centre for Confl ict Studies, Utrecht University. He holds an LL.B (fi rst class with honours) in Law and Criminology from Cardiff University, United Kingdom, and an LL.M (summa cum laude) in the International and European Protection of Human Rights from Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
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Access_open The Absolute Prohibition of Torture and Necessary and Appropriate Sanctions
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 2 2009
Authors Jordan J. Paust
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Jordan J. Paust
Mike & Teresa Baker Law Center Professor, University of Houston. Thanks to Dan Baker of our library staff for useful research.
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Access_open Victims and International Law: Remedies in the Courtroom?
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Yvonne McDermott
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Yvonne McDermott
LL.B. (National University of Ireland, Galway); LL.M. cum laude (Leiden University); Ph.D. Candidate, Irish Centre for Human Rights. The author would like to express her sincere thanks to Mr. David Leahy for comments on an earlier draft.
Case Law

Access_open Navigational Rights on the San Juan River: A Commentary on the Costa Rica v. Nicaragua Case
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Yoshifumi Tanaka
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Yoshifumi Tanaka
Assistant Professor of Law, University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law.
Case Law

Access_open The ICTY’s Approach to ‘Large-Scale’ Killing: Reflections on the Lukić & Lukić Case
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Andrea Ewing
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Andrea Ewing
Andrea Ewing (LLB/BA, LLM) is an intern at the Special Department for War Crimes, Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Access_open The Legitimacy and Limits of “Incapacitation”: A Response to Carsten Stahn
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Dan Saxon
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Dan Saxon
Dan Saxon is Senior Trial Attorney at the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY). The views expressed herein are those of the author alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the International Tribunal or the United Nations in general.
Case Law

Access_open The Future of International Criminal Justice
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
Authors Carsten Stahn
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Carsten Stahn
Dr. jur., LL.M. (NYU), LL.M. (Cologne-Paris), Associate Professor of International Criminal Law, Leiden University, Programme Director, Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies. These remarks are based on the Opening of the Academic Year at Campus Den Haag, Leiden University. Thanks are owed to Ms. Ruth Shaikh for her editorial assistance.
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Access_open Overview of Court Documents
Journal Hague Justice Journal, Issue 3 2009
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