Frederick K. Cox International Law Center War Crimes Research Portal

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All War Crimes Memoranda

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1	In What Circumstances Can �Consciousness of Guilt� Be Used As Evidence In International Criminal Law?
2	A Comparative Analysis of National Rules in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada on the Ethical Duties of a Judge, Prosecutor and Defense Counsel on Making Commentary to the Press in an Ongoing Case
3	A Comparative Analysis of the Mens Rea Requirement for Complicity as Applied in the International Tribunals and the Common-Law Jurisdictions of the United States, England & Australia
4	A Comparative Assessment of the Alibi Rule
5	A Comparative Study of Exclusion of Evidence on the Grounds of the Means by Which it was Obtained
6	A Comparative Study on Sexual Violence Trials in the ICTY and the ICTR Comparing Six Particular Issues
7	A Comparison Between the ICTR and the ICC on the Rights of Victims Who Testify
8	A MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT OF THE BRDJANIN DECISION ON INTERLOCUTORY APPEAL REGARDING THE APPLICATION OF THE THEORY OF RESPONSIBILITY UNDER THE THIRD CATEGORY OF JOINT CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE VIS-�-VIS THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE
9	A Multi-Prong Strategy to Ensure Pirate Human Rights through Transfer [restricted access]
10	ARTICLE 85: IF SOMEONE IS WRONGFULLY DETAINED OR CONVICTED, WHAT RECOURSE DOES HE HAVE? WHAT COMPENSATION IS HE ENTITLED TO? IS THIS MONETARY, AND IF SO, WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM? WHAT SHOULD THE COURT TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN DECIDING ON COMPENSATION?