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Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia [article]

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PathFinder Subjects: Courts; International Criminal Court; Criminal Law and Procedure; International Law

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The Police, Human Rights and the Constitution: An African Perspective [article]

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The International Criminal Court: Jurisdictional and Related Issues [article]

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Aggression under the Roman Statute of the International Criminal Court [article]

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Extenuating Circumstances in Capital Offenses in Botswana [article]

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Ethical Obligations of Counsel in Criminal Proceedings: Representing an Unwilling Client [article]

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Triggering the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court [article]

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The Role of the International Criminal Tribunals in the Promotion of Peace and Justice: The Case of the International Criminal Court [article]

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The Poisoned Tree: Responses to Involuntary Confessions in Criminal Proceedings in Botswana, Uganda, and Zambia [article]

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Police Informers and Agents Provocateurs: Accomplices or Handmaidens of the Law? Perspectives from the Courts of Eastern and Southern Africa [article]

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