LAW II - Lecture 11

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Hint	Answer
What is the ICC's distinction compared to prior tribunals?	permanent
What are the three purposes of the ICC?	End impunity
What are the three purposes of the ICC?	Ensure accountability
What are the three purposes of the ICC?	comeplement national systems
What are the four core crimes under the Rome Statute?	Genocide
What are the four core crimes under the Rome Statute?	crime against humanity
What are the four core crimes under the Rome Statute?	war crime
What are the four core crimes under the Rome Statute?	crime of aggression
In which two instruments is genocide defined?	1948 Genocide convention
In which two instruments is genocide defined?	Rome statute
What event marked the major turning point in the development of international criminal law? A: World War II.	WWII
What was the full name of the Nuremberg Tribunal	International military tribunal
What fundamental concept did Nuremberg introduce into international law?	Individual criminal responsibility
key contributions of the Nuremberg Tribunal.	superior orders
What is the main criticism levelled at the Nuremberg Tribunal?	victor's justice
What does ICTY stand for?	International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
What three areas of jurisprudence did the ICTY develop?	Genocide
What three areas of jurisprudence did the ICTY develop?	crime against humanity

Hint	Answer
What three areas of jurisprudence did the ICTY develop?	command responsibility
Main case	Prosecutor vs Tadić
Doctrine developed in that case	Joint Criminal Enterprise
What does ICTR stand for?	International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
What major legal development did the ICTR pioneer regarding sexual violence?	Recognised rape as genocide
Main case	Prosecutor vs Akayesu
What is required for genocide	dolus specialis
What context is required for war crimes to be committed?	Armed conflict
What type of crime is the crime of aggression?	Leadership crime
On what principle is ICC admissibility based?	Complementarity
Which article of the Rome Statute governs modes of individual liability?	25
What case was the first ICC conviction	Prosecutor vs Lubanga
Which article of the Rome Statute codifies command responsibility?	28
Which article of the Rome Statute removes immunity for Heads of State?	27
What was a case involving immunity	Proscutor vs Al bashir
ICJ deals with ...	States
ICC deals with ...	Individuals