International and transnational criminal law - Luban, David, 1949-; O'Sullivan, Julie R., 1959-; Stewart, David P. (New York : Aspen Publishers, 2010)
The idea of international criminal law -- International law preliminaries -- International criminal tribunals : from Nuremberg to the Hague and beyond -- Comparative criminal procedure and sentencing -- Jurisdiction -- Immunities -- U.S. constitutional rights in a transnational context -- Obtaining evidence abroad -- International extradition and its alternatives -- The effect of treaty rights, as construed by international tribunals, on domestic criminal enforcement : the death penalty -- Organized crime -- Trafficking in persons, drugs, and arms -- Money laundering -- Corruption -- Terrorism -- The International Criminal Court -- Modes of participation and mens rea -- Defenses to international criminal prosecutions -- Crimes against humanity -- Genocide -- War crimes -- Torture and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment or punishment -- Sexual violence -- Alternatives to prosecution after atrocity : a survey of other transitional justice mechanisms.
Includes index.
Keywords: Criminal law; Criminal jurisdiction; International crimes; International criminal courts