Fairness and Rights in International Criminal Procedure

Calls for the realignment of fairness and the rights of the accused in procedural decision-making in international criminal trials Examines what the jurisprudence and academic literature mean for legal procedure in practiceWeaves insights from original interviews with international criminal judges and lawyers into the analysisAnalyses primary texts from the ICTY and the ICC, including the statutes, Rules of Procedure and Evidence and RegulationsIncludes case studies on disclosure, the use of adj