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JICJ aims to promote a profound collective reflection on the new problems facing international law. Established by a group of distinguished criminal lawyers and international lawyers, JICJ addresses the major problems of justice from the angle of law, jurisprudence, criminology, penal philosophy, and the history of international judicial institutions. It is intended for graduate and post-graduate students, practitioners, academics, government officials, as well as the hundreds of people working for international criminal courts.

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Volume 2, Number 2, June 2004

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Advantages and Risks of Proliferation: A Blueprint for Action
pp. 300-303(4)
Author: Guillaume G.

The Proliferation of International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
pp. 304-308(5)
Author: Pocar F.

The Merits of Coordination of International Courts on Human Rights
pp. 309-312(4)
Authors: Cançado Trindade A.

The Iraqi Special Tribunal
pp. 313-318(6)
Author: Zolo D.

Trying Hussein: Between Hubris and Hegemony
pp. 319-329(11)
Author: Alvarez J.E.

Is It International Enough?
pp. 330-337(8)
Author: Scharf M.P.

Does One Size Fit All?
pp. 338-346(9)
Author: Shany Y.

The Iraqi Special Tribunal and the Crime of Aggression
pp. 347-352(6)
Author: Kress C.

Three Memories from the Year of Origin, 1993
pp. 353-360(8)
Author: Scheffer D.J.

Some Major Problems in the Drafting of the ICTY Statute
pp. 361-367(7)
Author: Zacklin R.

Ten Years Later: Reflections on the Drafting
pp. 368-379(12)
Author: Johnson L.D.

A View from the Prosecution
pp. 380-384(5)
Author: Goldstone R.

A Viable International Mechanism
pp. 385-387(3)
Author: Stephen N.

Some Insights into the Early Years
pp. 388-395(8)
Author: Vohrah L.

The Crucial Years
pp. 396-402(7)
Author: Arbour L.

Prosecuting Massive Crimes with Primitive Tools: Three Difficulties Encountered by Prosecutors in International Criminal Proceedings
pp. 403-426(24)
Authors: Harmon M.B.; Gaynor F.

Lessons Learned from ICTY Experience
pp. 427-434(8)
Author: Schrag M.

The Life and Times of a Senior Trial Attorney at the ICTY from 1994 to 2000
pp. 435-445(11)
Author: Niemann G.

Importance of the Joint Criminal Enterprise Doctrine for the ICTY Prosecutorial Policy
pp. 446-454(9)
Author: Piacente N.

The Denial of the Accused’s Right to Make Unsworn Statements in Delalicacute
pp. 455-458(4)
Author: Turone G.

From Bosnia to Kosovo and to Bosnia Again
pp. 459-465(7)
Author: Pantz S.

ICTY Judicial Proceedings
pp. 466-473(8)
Author: Wald P.M.

Problems and Achievements as Seen from the Viewpoint of the Registry
pp. 474-479(6)
Author: de Sampayo Garrido D.

Reflections on the ICTY Registry
pp. 480-485(6)
Author: Tolbert D.

The Gamekeeper-Turned- Poacher's Tale
pp. 486-494(9)
Author: Jones J.R.W.D.

The Move from Oral Evidence to Written Evidence
pp. 495-502(8)
Author: Kay S.

What Price Defence? Resourcing the Defence at the ICTY
pp. 503-508(6)
Author: de Bertodano S.

Trying Poor Countries’ Crimes in a Rich City
pp. 509-515(7)
Author: Verfuss T.

Prosecuting the Individuals Bearing the Highest Level of Responsibility
pp. 516-519(4)
Author: Del Ponte C.

Procedural Evolution in the ICTY
pp. 520-525(6)
Author: Meron T.

Procedural Problems Hindering Expeditious and Fair Justice
pp. 526-532(7)
Author: Bourgon S.

The Revolution by the ICTY: The Concept of Justice in Wartime
pp. 533-540(8)
Author: Hazan P.

The Failings of Ad Hoc International Tribunals
pp. 541-545(5)
Author: Zacklin R.

The Tribunal’s Four Battles
pp. 546-557(12)
Author: Klarin M.

Problems, Obstacles and Achievements of the ICTY
pp. 558-571(14)
Author: McDonald G.

The Major Hurdles and Accomplishments of the ICTY
pp. 572-584(13)
Author: Jorda C.

The ICTY: A Living and Vital Reality
pp. 585-597(13)
Author: Cassese A.

Command Responsibility and the Hadzcaronihasanovicacute Decision
pp. 598-605(8)
Author: Greenwood C.

Joint Criminal Enterprise
pp. 606-619(14)
Author: Powles S.

The Prosecutor’s Duty to Disclose Exculpatory Materials and the Recent Amendment to Rule 68 ICTY RPE
pp. 620-630(11)
Authors: Zappalà S.

The ICTY and Offences against the Administration of Justice
pp. 631-641(11)
Author: Sluiter G.

Current Developments at the ad hoc International Criminal Tribunals
pp. 642-698(57)
Authors: Mundis A.; Gaynor F.

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