The Evolution of International Criminal Tribunals

International criminal justice is a relatively new and uniquely distinct system of criminal justice. It combines international law and criminal law from various legal systems. Historically, international law applied only to States; however, it is now applied to individuals through its merging with c...

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Autor principal: M. Rhea, Harry (Autor)
Tipo de documento: Electrónico Libro
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Publicado: 2017
En:Año: 2017
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