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7 J. Int'l L & Int'l Rel. 1 (2011)
Hybrid Tribunals at Ten: How International Criminal Justice's Golden Child Became an Orphan

handle is hein.journals/jilwirl7 and id is 5 raw text is: Hybrid Tribunals at Ten How International Criminal Justice's Golden Child became an Orphan PADRAIG MCAULIFFE I. INTRODUCTION ..... ...... .................... ............................... 1 II. BACKGROUND ............................................. 2 III. IDEALIZING THE HYBRID TRIBUNAL ............ .............. 7 1. LEGITIMACY ................................ ......... 11 2. CAPACITY-BUILDING ............................ 13 3. NORM-PENETRATION............................................................... 15 4. HYBRID TRIBUNAL ADVOCACY IN CONTEXT .......................... 17 IV. THE UNPROMISING EMERGENCE OF HYBRID TRIBUNALS.............. 22 1. MORE EMERGENCY THAN EXPERIMENT.................................. 24 2. FINANCE..................................... 31 3. LACK OF LEGACY PLANNING................................................... 32 V. EXPECTATIONS DASHED................................................................. 34 1. CAPACITY-BUILDING .................................. 34 2. LEGITIMACY ............................................ 40 3. NORM-PENETRATION ................ .................... 46 4. A BROKEN PROMISE .................................. 52 IV. QUALIFIED SUCCESS: RE-EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF THE TRIBUNALS ................................................. 53 1. A FIGHT AGAINST IMPUNITY................................................... 53 2. RE-EVALUATING THE HYBRID MODEL ........ ............ 59 IV. CONCLUSION............................................63 I. Introduction In the decade that has passed since their foundation in 2000, the popularity of hybrid criminal tribunals as an avenue for transitional criminal justice has declined dramatically. While six such tribunals were created in the first half of the decade, none were created subsequently. Those that are completed or ongoing have generally been subject to strident criticism by scholars who initially hoped, or expected, that the combination of international and domestic law and expertise would cause the tribunals to appear more legitimate to the survivor populations concerned, and to leave a @ 2011 Journal of International Law and International Relations Vol. 7, pp. 1-65. ISSN: 1712-2988.

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