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  1. Victims’ Redress in International Criminal Law: Current Mechanisms and Future Prospects

    As discussed in the previous Chapter, the growth of human rights law and implementation has contributed much to the development of principles and...
    Chapter 2004
  2. Case Law of the community courts

    Laviero Buono, Richard Crowe, ... Antonio Perez van Koppel in ERA Forum
    Article 01 June 2003
  3. What Is “Common” about Common Sense? Cautionary Tales for Travelers Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries

    Understanding the process of proof in judicial decision making necessarily involves an appreciation of the operation of commonsense knowledge and...
    Marilyn Maccrimmon in The Dynamics of Judicial Proof
    Chapter 2002
  4. Theories of Uncertainty: Explaining the Possible Sources of Error in Inferences

    A central task in legal factfinding is evaluating the warrant for a finding or the soundness of an inference from the evidentiary propositions to a...
    Vern R. Walker in The Dynamics of Judicial Proof
    Chapter 2002
  5. Respect for the Principle of Distinction in the Kosovo War

    From 24 March until 9 June 1999, NATO forces, or more precisely, the forces of 133 of the 19 member states of the Alliance, set at the service of the...
    Chapter 2002
  6. Causality and Responsibility

    Attribution of responsibility, whether as blame or praise, always rests on a claim about causation. In order to be responsible for an event, a person...
    Chapter 2002
  7. Dutch Literature in the Field of Public International Law and Related Matters, 2000

    This survey is in tended to provide information for international lawyers and law students, both in the Netherlands and abroad, on materials...
    Chapter 2002
  8. Netherlands Judicial Decisions Involving Questions of Public International Law, 1999–2000

    The decisions in this survey are taken from the documentation system of the Public International Law Department of the T.M.C. Asser Instituut, which...
    Chapter 2002
  9. France

    According to recent studies, France is still far behind other European countries (like the United Kingdom or Germany) in terms of B2B as well as of...
    Isabelle Renard, Marie Amélie Barberis in E-Commerce Law in Europe and the USA
    Chapter 2002
  10. USA

    It should initially be noted that an analysis of the development of Internet law in the United States presents special difficulties. The United...
    Norman B. Thot, Nils Behling in E-Commerce Law in Europe and the USA
    Chapter 2002
  11. Norway

    Norway has a high penetration of Internet users1, and the technological knowledge is regarded as high even compared to other industrialized...
    Dag Saltnes, Tommy Tokstad in E-Commerce Law in Europe and the USA
    Chapter 2002
  12. Fundamental Rights

    This essay aims at laying the foundations for a general theory offundamental rights. It starts out from a formal and structuraldefinition of the...

    Article 01 March 2001
  13. Netherlands Judicial Decisions Involving Questions of Public International Law, 1998–1999

    The decisions in this survey are taken from the documentation system of the Public International Law Department of the T.M.C. Asser Instituut, which...
    Chapter 2001
  14. Country Report England

    People terminally ill are at their most vulnerable. Whether conscious or unconscious, they are dependant on health practitioners and others, e.g....
    Conference paper 2000
  15. Contributions

    The European integration process has been marked by the adoption of a constantly expanding body of European Community legislation, joint policies and...
    Johannes van der Klaauw, Cornelis D. de Jong, ... Peter van Krieken in The Asylum Acquis Handbook
    Chapter 2000
  16. The Undertaking to Respect and Ensure Respect in All Circumstances: From Tiny Seed to Ripening Fruit

    The four Geneva Conventions of 1949 for the protection of war victims open with an unusual provision: it is the undertaking of the contracting states...
    Chapter 2000
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