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| adam_text | Contents
Abbreviations
Tables of Cases
Tables of Legislation
CHAPTER
1:
INTRODUCTION
I. A HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
II. THE EXTENSION OF THE NOTION OF FAIR TRIAL TO
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
III. WHAT TYPE OF RELATIONSHIP EXISTS BETWEEN
HUMAN RIGHTS MONITORING SYSTEMS AND
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS?
1.
General
2.
The Nuremberg and Tokyo experience
3.
The UN ad hoc Tribunals and the ICC
4.
Human rights and international criminal courts
5.
Summing up: a plea for a realistic perspective
IV. ACCUSATORIAL AND INQUISITORIAL ELEMENTS IN
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROCEDURE—TO
WHAT EXTENT DO THEY IMPINGE UPON THE
RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS?
1.
Introduction: models and realities
2.
The rights of the accused and the procedural model of the
Nuremberg and Tokyo trials
3.
The tension between accusatorial and inquisitorial aspects in
the system of the UN ad hoc Tribunals and in the ICC Statute
4.
Conclusion: the need to strike a balance between adversarial
and inquisitorial elements for fair and expeditious
international criminal proceedings
CHAPTER
2:
THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS DURING
INVESTIGATIONS
I. THE INITIATION OF INVESTIGATIONS AND THE
POWERS OF THE INVESTIGATIVE AUTHORITY
1.
The power of the Prosecutor to initiate investigations
proprio
motu
2.
Judicial
scrutiny over the discretion of the Prosecutor both
in the interest of the international community and to protect
the rights of suspects
36
3.
The role of the international Prosecutor not simply as a
party to the proceedings but as an organ of justice
40
4.
Conclusion
43
II. THE RIGHTS OF SUSPECTSZIN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
45
1.
General
45
2.
The status of suspect
49
3.
General rights of a person in respect of an investigation (the
right not to incriminate oneself, the right not to be subjected
to any form of coercion, and the right to an interpreter)
55
4.
The right to legal assistance
59
5.
The right not to be subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention
(including the right to compensation for unlawful arrest or
detention)
66
6.
The right to be informed of the reasons for arrest
76
7.
The right not to be compelled to incriminate oneself or to
confess guilt and to remain silent
77
8.
Conclusion
80
CHAPTER
3:
THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED IN TRIAL
PROCEEDINGS
83
I. THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE
83
1.
General
83
2.
The right of the accused to be presumed innocent as a
general rule for the treatment of individuals; guilty plea
procedure and the right of the accused to remain silent
85
3.
The onus
probandi
on the Prosecution, including the
prohibition of reversal of the onus and the issue of pre-trial
detention
91
4.
The right of the accused that guilt must be proved in
accordance with law and beyond reasonable doubt
97
II. THE RIGHT TO BE JUDGED BY AN INDEPENDENT
AND IMPARTIAL TRIBUNAL
100
1.
General
100
2.
The independence and impartiality of the judges in
abstracto
101
3.
Independence and impartiality of the judges in respect of an
individual case
104
III. THE RIGHT TO A FAIR AND EXPEDITIOUS TRIAL
109
1.
The right to a fair trial as a general guarantee and the
principle of equality of arms
109
2.
Problems of effectiveness and expeditiousness of trials: the
influence of the model adopted and the right of the accused
to be tried without undue delay
114
3.
The right of the accused to be informed of the charges and
the question of cumulative or alternative charges
119
4.
The right to have adequate time and facilities
123
5.
The right to be present at trial (the issue of trial in absentia)
125
IV. RULES OF EVIDENCE AND RIGHTS OF THE
ACCUSED—SOME PROBLEMATICAL ISSUES
129
1.
The right to confront witnesses and obtain their attendance
129
2.
The right to make unsworn oral or written statements
140
3.
Disclosure and the rights of defence
143
4.
The exclusion of evidence obtained by means contrary to
international human rights law
149
CHAPTER
4:
THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED TO APPEAL
ANDREVISION 153
I. GENERAL—THE RIGHTS OF APPEAL AND REVISION
AS A MEANS FOR OBTAINING REDRESS (JUDICIAL
AND
NON-
JUDICIAL REMEDIES)
153
II. THE RIGHT OF THE ACCUSED TO APPEAL: FROM
NUREMBERG AND TOKYO TO THE AD HOC
TRIBUNALS AND THE ICC
156
1.
General
156
2.
The right of appeal as a right protected by international
human rights law
157
3.
The right of the accused to appeal in the ad hoc Tribunals
system
159
4.
The right of appeal in the ICC system
173
5.
The right of the accused to be protected against double
jeopardy and prosecutorial appeals
175
6.
An overall assessment of appellate proceedings before the
ad hoc Tribunals and the ICC
177
III. THE RIGHT OF CONVICTED PERSONS TO REVISION
179
1.
General
179
2.
The provisions on revision in the ad hoc Tribunals system
181
3.
The Barayagwiza case before the ICTR
187
4.
Is an extra ordinem right of reconsideration emerging in the
ad hoc Tribunals system?
190
5.
The rights of convicted persons to seek revision, as
envisaged in the ICC Statute
191
IV. CONCLUSIONS
192
■í
CHAPTER
5:
PENALTIES, ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS,
AND THE RIGHTS OF CONVICTED PERSONS
195
I. THE MAJOR GOALS OF INTERNATIONAL PENALTIES
AND THE LEGAL EXPECTATIONS OF CONVICTED
PERSONS
195
1.
The
nulla
poena
sine
lege
principle as conferring an
individual right
195
2.
The right of the convicted person to present evidence on
sentencing issues
197
3.
The determination of penalties and the right to the
individualization of sentences
199
4.
The purpose of international penalties and the question
whether there is a right of the convicted person to
rehabilitation
205
5.
The problem of multiple sentences: concurrent versus
consecutive sentences
207
II. THE ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS AND THE
RIGHTS OF SENTENCED PERSONS
209
1.
Enforcement of sentences and the international character
of the penalty: the rights of the convicted person and the
power of supervision of international authorities
209
2.
The right of convicted persons to equality of treatment at
the sentencing and enforcement stage
217
CHAPTER
6:
THE POSITION OF PERSONS OTHER THAN
THE ACCUSED
219
I. VICTIMS
219
1.
General
219
2.
The rights of victims and the general ambiguity of the dual
status of victim and witness
222
3.
Participation of victims in the proceedings under the ICC
system
224
4.
The right to reparation and the creation of a Trust Fund
pursuant to the provisions of the ICC Statute
5.
Conclusion
II. WITNESSES
1.
The specificity of the status of witnesses before international
criminal courts and means of obtaining their attendance
2.
The protection of witnesses in court: the right of the accused
to a public trial and the duty of the Chamber to afford
protection to witnesses
3.
The protection of witnesses outside the courtroom: what are
the legal expectations, if any, of witnesses?
4.
Justifications for witnesses refusing to answer: the protection
of confidential sources
ofinformation;
privilege against
self-incrimination and lawyer-client privilege
CHAPTER
7:
CONCLUDING REMARKS
I. THE ROLE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL TRIALS: FROM NUREMBERG TO ROME
II. THE PROBLEM OF PROCEDURAL MODELS: THE
NEED FOR A PRINCIPLED APPROACH TO
PROCEDURE, DESIGNED TO ENHANCE RESPECT
FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
III. RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL
TRIALS: A FEW OUTSTANDING PROBLEMS
IV. SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING HUMAN
RIGHTS PROTECTION IN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
Select Bibliography
Index
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Contents
Abbreviations
Tables of Cases
Tables of Legislation
CHAPTER
1:
INTRODUCTION
I. A HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
II. THE EXTENSION OF THE NOTION OF FAIR TRIAL TO
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
III. WHAT TYPE OF RELATIONSHIP EXISTS BETWEEN
HUMAN RIGHTS MONITORING SYSTEMS AND
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS?
1.
General
2.
The Nuremberg and Tokyo experience
3.
The UN ad hoc Tribunals and the ICC
4.
Human rights and international criminal courts
5.
Summing up: a plea for a realistic perspective
IV. ACCUSATORIAL AND INQUISITORIAL ELEMENTS IN
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROCEDURE—TO
WHAT EXTENT DO THEY IMPINGE UPON THE
RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS?
1.
Introduction: models and realities
2.
The rights of the accused and the procedural model of the
Nuremberg and Tokyo trials
3.
The tension between accusatorial and inquisitorial aspects in
the system of the UN ad hoc Tribunals and in the ICC Statute
4.
Conclusion: the need to strike a balance between adversarial
and inquisitorial elements for fair and expeditious
international criminal proceedings
CHAPTER
2:
THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS DURING
INVESTIGATIONS
I. THE INITIATION OF INVESTIGATIONS AND THE
POWERS OF THE INVESTIGATIVE AUTHORITY
1.
The power of the Prosecutor to initiate investigations
proprio
motu
2.
Judicial
scrutiny over the discretion of the Prosecutor both
in the interest of the international community and to protect
the rights of suspects
36
3.
The role of the international Prosecutor not simply as a
party to the proceedings but as an 'organ of justice'
40
4.
Conclusion
43
II. THE RIGHTS OF SUSPECTSZIN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
45
1.
General
45
2.
The status of suspect
49
3.
General rights of a person in respect of an investigation (the
right not to incriminate oneself, the right not to be subjected
to any form of coercion, and the right to an interpreter)
55
4.
The right to legal assistance
59
5.
The right not to be subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention
(including the right to compensation for unlawful arrest or
detention)
66
6.
The right to be informed of the reasons for arrest
76
7.
The right not to be compelled to incriminate oneself or to
confess guilt and to remain silent
77
8.
Conclusion
80
CHAPTER
3:
THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED IN TRIAL
PROCEEDINGS
83
I. THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE
83
1.
General
83
2.
The right of the accused to be presumed innocent as a
general rule for the treatment of individuals; guilty plea
procedure and the right of the accused to remain silent
85
3.
The onus
probandi
on the Prosecution, including the
prohibition of reversal of the onus and the issue of pre-trial
detention
91
4.
The right of the accused that guilt must be proved in
accordance with law and beyond reasonable doubt
97
II. THE RIGHT TO BE JUDGED BY AN INDEPENDENT
AND IMPARTIAL TRIBUNAL
100
1.
General
100
2.
The independence and impartiality of the judges in
abstracto
101
3.
Independence and impartiality of the judges in respect of an
individual case
104
III. THE RIGHT TO A 'FAIR AND EXPEDITIOUS TRIAL'
109
1.
The right to a fair trial as a general guarantee and the
principle of equality of arms
109
2.
Problems of effectiveness and expeditiousness of trials: the
influence of the model adopted and the right of the accused
to be tried without undue delay
114
3.
The right of the accused to be informed of the charges and
the question of cumulative or alternative charges
119
4.
The right to have adequate time and facilities
123
5.
The right to be present at trial (the issue of trial in absentia)
125
IV. RULES OF EVIDENCE AND RIGHTS OF THE
ACCUSED—SOME PROBLEMATICAL ISSUES
129
1.
The right to confront witnesses and obtain their attendance
129
2.
The right to make unsworn oral or written statements
140
3.
Disclosure and the rights of defence
143
4.
The exclusion of evidence obtained by means contrary to
international human rights law
149
CHAPTER
4:
THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED TO APPEAL
ANDREVISION 153
I. GENERAL—THE RIGHTS OF APPEAL AND REVISION
AS A MEANS FOR OBTAINING REDRESS (JUDICIAL
AND
NON-
JUDICIAL REMEDIES)
153
II. THE RIGHT OF THE ACCUSED TO APPEAL: FROM
NUREMBERG AND TOKYO TO THE AD HOC
TRIBUNALS AND THE ICC
156
1.
General
156
2.
The right of appeal as a right protected by international
human rights law
157
3.
The right of the accused to appeal in the ad hoc Tribunals
system
159
4.
The right of appeal in the ICC system
173
5.
The right of the accused to be protected against double
jeopardy and prosecutorial appeals
175
6.
An overall assessment of appellate proceedings before the
ad hoc Tribunals and the ICC
177
III. THE RIGHT OF CONVICTED PERSONS TO REVISION
179
1.
General
179
2.
The provisions on revision in the ad hoc Tribunals system
181
3.
The Barayagwiza case before the ICTR
187
4.
Is an extra ordinem right of reconsideration emerging in the
ad hoc Tribunals system?
190
5.
The rights of convicted persons to seek revision, as
envisaged in the ICC Statute
191
IV. CONCLUSIONS
192
■í
CHAPTER
5:
PENALTIES, ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS,
AND THE RIGHTS OF CONVICTED PERSONS
195
I. THE MAJOR GOALS OF INTERNATIONAL PENALTIES
AND THE LEGAL EXPECTATIONS OF CONVICTED
PERSONS
195
1.
The
nulla
poena
sine
lege
principle as conferring an
individual right
195
2.
The right of the convicted person to present evidence on
sentencing issues
197
3.
The determination of penalties and the right to the
individualization of sentences
199
4.
The purpose of international penalties and the question
whether there is a right of the convicted person to
rehabilitation
205
5.
The problem of multiple sentences: concurrent versus
consecutive sentences
207
II. THE ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS AND THE
RIGHTS OF SENTENCED PERSONS
209
1.
Enforcement of sentences and the 'international character'
of the penalty: the rights of the convicted person and the
power of supervision of international authorities
209
2.
The right of convicted persons to equality of treatment at
the sentencing and enforcement stage
217
CHAPTER
6:
THE POSITION OF PERSONS OTHER THAN
THE ACCUSED
219
I. VICTIMS
219
1.
General
219
2.
The rights of victims and the general ambiguity of the dual
status of victim and witness
222
3.
Participation of victims in the proceedings under the ICC
system
224
4.
The right to reparation and the creation of a Trust Fund
pursuant to the provisions of the ICC Statute
5.
Conclusion
II. WITNESSES
1.
The specificity of the status of witnesses before international
criminal courts and means of obtaining their attendance
2.
The protection of witnesses in court: the right of the accused
to a public trial and the duty of the Chamber to afford
protection to witnesses
3.
The protection of witnesses outside the courtroom: what are
the legal expectations, if any, of witnesses?
4.
Justifications for witnesses refusing to answer: the protection
of confidential sources
ofinformation;
privilege against
self-incrimination and lawyer-client privilege
CHAPTER
7:
CONCLUDING REMARKS
I. THE ROLE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL TRIALS: FROM NUREMBERG TO ROME
II. THE PROBLEM OF PROCEDURAL MODELS: THE
NEED FOR A PRINCIPLED APPROACH TO
PROCEDURE, DESIGNED TO ENHANCE RESPECT
FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
III. RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL
TRIALS: A FEW OUTSTANDING PROBLEMS
IV. SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING HUMAN
RIGHTS PROTECTION IN INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
Select Bibliography
Index |
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