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105 Minn. L. Rev. 251 (2020-2021)
Core Criminal Procedure

handle is hein.journals/mnlr105 and id is 265 raw text is: Article Core Criminal Procedure Steven Arrigg Koht Introduction ...........................................................................................................252 I. Cross-Sovereign Criminal Procedural Line Drawing: Two Approaches .........................................................................................................258 A. The Core Criminal Procedure Approach ...................................261 1. Incorporation of the Bill of Rights ....................................... 261 2. International Human Rights with Criminal Procedural Guarantees .............................................................265 3. Electronic Evidence ................................................................... 269 B. The Outlier A pproach ........................................................................ 270 1. Evidence Material to Conviction ..........................................271 2. Judgments Material to Sentencing ....................................... 275 3. Extradition .....................................................................................279 C. Assessing and Explaining the Two Approaches .....................286 II. Towards A New Framework for Core Criminal Procedure .........290 A. Theorizing the Core ............................................................................ 290 1. Beyond the Social Contract ..................................................... 292 2. Global Justice Theory ................................................................ 295 B. From Theory to Practice: How to Evaluate Foreign Criminal Justice Systems ..................................................................300 1. A Tripartite Framework: Constitutional, Human Rights, and Comparative .......................................................... 303 2. Separation of Pow ers ................................................................ 306 III. Engagement with International Criminal Institutions .................310 t Marianne D. Short and Ray Skowyra Sesquicentennial Assistant Professor of Law, Boston College Law School. The author is grateful to Darryl Brown, Sherry Xin Chen, Tom Dannenbaum, Laurel Davis, Brandon Garrett, Jeff Gordon, Rebecca Hamilton, Robert Howse, Sun Kim, Harold Hongju Koh, Kay Levine, Yael Lifshitz, Cortney Lollar, Travis Pantin, Daniel Richman, Diane Ring, David Sloss, and Katharine Young for their invaluable insights and contributions to this piece, as well as to Ellie Dupler, Daniel Fahrenthold, Rory Skowron, and Rachel Weiss for their excellent research assistance. The author is also grateful to the Minnesota Law Review staff for its incisive editorial contributions. Copyright © 2020 by Steven Arrigg Koh. 251

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