Despite the Concept of Gravity Being a Central Tenet of International Criminal Justice, the Rome Statute Provides Little by Way of Explanation Into What This Actually Means in Practice and Applying a Clear Policy on Case Selection Remains a Challenge

Raymond Murphy

Despite the Concept of Gravity Being a Central Tenet of International Criminal Justice, the Rome Statute Provides Little by Way of Explanation Into What This Actually Means in Practice and Applying a Clear Policy on Case Selection Remains a Challenge

Raymond Murphy

Law

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Abstract

Despite the Concept of Gravity Being a Central Tenet of International Criminal Justice, the Rome Statute Provides Little by Way of Explanation Into What This Actually Means in Practice and Applying a Clear Policy on Case Selection Remains a Challenge

Original language	English (Ireland)
Media of output	Article
Publisher	UCLA School of Law, USA
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2021

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Despite the Concept of Gravity Being a Central Tenet of International Criminal Justice, the Rome Statute Provides Little by Way of Explanation Into What This Actually Means in Practice and Applying a Clear Policy on Case Selection Remains a Challenge. / Murphy, Raymond.
UCLA School of Law, USA. 2021.

Research output: Other contribution (Published) › Other contribution

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