International law criminal

Bulletins, No. 63 (March 2004), pp. 1-7, citing M. C. Bassiouni, The Sources and Theory of International Criminal Law A Theoretical Framework (New York Transatlantic Publishers, 1999), p. 42. 

Keywords Chemical weapons Chemical warfare Disarmament International criminal law Means and methods of warfare Geneva protocol 1925 Hague regulations 1899/1907 Chemical weapons convention 1993 Rome statute 1998 Kampala amendments 2010... 

While the Chamber s conclnsions on the general prohibition of chemical warfare in non-intemational armed conflict are convincing and in line with the ICRC s cnstomary international law stndy, the Chamber fails to present equally convincing argnments on the inclnsion of snch a prohibition in international criminal law. ... 

The discussion in this section is not exhaustive. One may also mention international criminal law and the emerging jus post beUum. 

Keywords International humanitarian law International criminal law Armed conflict Chemical weapons War crimes Torture Sexual violence... 

A. Schneider (2009) Corporate Liabihty for Manslaughter A Comparison between English and German Law, Zeitschrift fur Internationale Strafrechtsdogmatik [Review of International Criminal Law Doctrine], 1/2009 22-43. 

Milena Sterio is an Associate Professor of Law at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, where she specializes in international law, international human rights law, and international criminal law. Her work has been published in numerous academic journals, including the American University Law Review, the Connecticut Journal of International Law, and the Minnesota Journal of International Law. 

In international law, as in domestic law, criminal liability requires two essential elements — action and state-of-mind. This court is being called upon to enforce the doctrine of international penal law — bom centuries ago, accepted by all major nations after the first World War, and first judicially applied by the International Military Tribunal — that the deliberate planning and waging of aggressive war is a crime. 

Kopel, David B. Gun Control in Great Britain Saving Lives or Constricting Liberty Chicago Office of International Criminal Justice, University of Illinois at Chicago, 1992. Analysis of British gun control laws and their effectiveness. 

Thus, a key question for international drug law enforcement is how important are large criminal organizations to the drug trade This brief chapter suggests some ways... 

Broomhall B (2010) NuUum crimen sine lege— article 22. In Trilifterer O (ed) Commentary on the Rome statute of the International Criminal Court, 2nd edn. Beck, Munich, p 713 Castren E (1954) The present law of war and neutrality. Suomedtiisen Kiijtillisuuden Seuran Kirjapainon Oy, Helsinki... 

Usmani M (2007) Restrictions on humanitarian aid in Darfur The role of the International Criminal Court. Georgia J Int Comp Law 36 257-289... 

Behavior, Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, and Journal of Quantitative Criminology. 

The Court of Appeal iuT v Cropp, confirmed that Section 1 applies to insiders who access computers, as well as to remote hackers, but the Act itself prevents criminalization of employees who out of carelessness or inattention obtain access to part of an employer s data or computer system without permission, or who inadvertently step outside the scope of their authority to use the system. A person will only be guilty of the offence if the intention was to tty to gain access, knowing at the time of so doing that the access was unauthorized. The employee who is careless or inadvertent is more appropriately dealt with by disciplinary procedures at the workplace than by the criminal law. Furthermore it was confirmed ini v Bignall that an employee who has authorized access, but who uses the information obtained for an improper purpose, is not guilty of an offence under Section 1, but is more appropriately dealt with by internal disciphnary procedures or, may be liable for prosecution under the Data Protection Act. ... 

Farben, under the leadership of these defendants, pursued a course of action evidencing cavalier disregard of probable consequences. Such conduct, carried out for a dictator who manifested his warlike intentions in many ways. .. is sufficiently reprehensible in its relation to the resulting holocaust of war as to cause me to feel that international law should be broadened to devise standards defining the criminality of action of the character carried out by these defendants. 

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