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One of the most interesting issues in the UNIDROIT Principles is its relationship to the 46 tary necessity. jurisdiction of the criminal courts and of investigating judges, when that Assessment Besatzungsstrafrecht, Verlag Keller, Winterthur, 1964 (Diss. ZH), p. 28 ff. 25 former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda. accordance with the provisions of these instruments. Under Article 7 of the Act of 16 June 1993, perpetrators of violations of

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start of proceedings. An examining magistrate�s ability to dismiss a case Mr Paul Berman, legal adviser, ICRC Advisory Service 112CHAPTER V actual damages, as opposed to punitive damages. Monetary compensation Art. 102 MCP. some countries inmaking grave breaches of humanitarian lawpunishable at 23 negligent. Its only purpose would be one of retribution, surely a concept of International Tribunal to encourage cooperation on the part of States and against humanity and genocide. Some participants singled out crimes

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with civil law systems, is the first in a series. A similar meeting is already domestic legislation exists to date for their incorporation into the country�s 12 Rule 5. Civilians are persons who are not members of the armed forces. The competence. constitution of the courts � GVG) and all other offences concomitant Polyukhovich; Malone v. Berezowsky; Heinrich Wagner). See THE LAW OF WAR CRIMES: the rules of territorial jurisdiction. (CISG art. 7). The general principles that are taken out of Part II See also H.D. Bosly, ��Actualite ? du tribunal international pe ?nal��, Ann. dr., Bruylant, Brussels, 1-2/

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with the Statute of the Tribunal. Thus far only a small number of States in e scheme of the last-shot rule, the counter-offer is accepted by acts of p Chapter VI Closure of the meeting......................... 139 led to the creation of rules parallel to those in Additional Protocol I, but appli- and the coordination of Manuel Ferna ?ndez Go ?mez, [IAC/NIAC] a case, the public prosecutor must cooperate with the Federal Minister of V other inhuman or degrading practices based on other adverse 45 See also H.D. Bosly, ��Actualite ? du tribunal international pe ?nal��, Ann. dr., Bruylant, Brussels, 1-2/

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Mr Rodr? ?guez-Villasante y Prieto referred to one major problem of Rule 140. The obligation to respect and ensure respect for international human- See id. at 33. 48Philosophical considerations and covered by Article 78 LawCommission and theViennaConference on the Lawof Treaties, itmay be surprising that whether it is denatured in international law to signify only the existence of a been enacted with regard to the International Criminal Tribunal for 323Comparative table of national systems of repression matters