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LAW 811

International Criminal Law
Name: International Criminal Law
Course Number: LAW 811
Credit(s): 4

Course Description

LAW 811 provides a concise overview of international criminal law, exploring historical, theoretical, and critical perspectives. The course covers individual criminal responsibility, international criminal tribunals, rationales for punishment, substantive laws, remedies for accountability, and a critical examination of the current state of international criminal law.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand individual criminal responsibility for international crimes.
  • Discuss key international crimes critically within the framework of international criminal law.
  • Grasp the relationships between national and international jurisdiction in prosecuting international crimes.
  • Analyze the workings of international criminal tribunals, including the International Criminal Court.

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