The renewal of the orientation punishment for children in conflict with law from a retributive justice approach to restorative is good start efforts restore victim-oriented situation by giving perpetrator opportunity express his regret victim concept diversion. However, not all cases are entitled In accordance Article 7 paragraph (2) SPPA Law, requirement diversion criminal act punishable impri...

In the annals of federal-state relations, the Great Lakes are unique. Their waters variously constitute navigable waterways, state boundaries, an international boundary, and most important for our purposes, "the high seas." 1 The federal government and adjoining states assert concurrent criminal jurisdiction over offenses committed on Great Lakes waters• As one might expect, the legal fiction o...

Despite the promises made after World War II to eliminate the commission of atrocities, crimes against humanity persist with horrifying ubiquity. Yet the absence of a consistent definition and uniform interpretation of crimes against humanity has made it difficult to establish the theory underlying such crimes and to prosecute them in particular cases. In the 1990s, several ad hoc international...

This article presents the significance and impact of Lemkin's concept genocide on development international law. We will randomly present jurisprudence courts such as ICJ, ICC, ICTY ICTR, which analyzed concepts genocide, including cultural heritage crimes. Residual functions ICTY, oversight sentences consideration any appeal proceedings initiated since 1 July 2013, are under jurisdiction a suc...

In this article, the author investigated legality and legitimacy of African Criminal Court. Despite immunity provision criticized by international community, its is consistent with law, while it cannot be argued that Court an "panacea" for combating impunity serious crimes. The initial support International Union member States in process creation turned into strained relations after indictment ...

The criminal liability of child soldiers has been extensively addressed in recent years, given the growing interest as a research topic. However, one aspect was relatively unexplored: relevance being former soldier attribution for international crimes committed by members an armed group. This changed when December 2016, Dominic Ongwen’s case started before International Criminal Court against h...