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Studies of the ICC Case-Law

Class at Faculty of Law |
HASO11

Syllabus

Note: the succession of topics may slightly differ.  

Lecture 1: Course Introduction, ICC Basic Information  

Lecture 2: Sexual and Gender-based Crimes  

Lecture 3: The Crime of Aggression  

Lecture 4: Forms of Responsibility 1  

Lecture 5: Forms of Responsibility 2  

Lecture 6: The Principle of Complementarity  

Lecture 7: Rights of the Accused  

Lecture 8: Immunities  

Lecture 9: Victims  

Lecture 10: Current Events in International Criminal Law  

Lecture 11: Final Lecture  

Course Goals / Learning Outcomes:

Goals of the subject are: - get the students acquainted with the current case-law of the ICC and other international criminal tribunals (when relevant) - provide platform for critical analysis and group debate about the case-law, its qualities and sources - provide means to gain experience in presentation of own opinions    

Annotation

The subject is intended for students with special interest in public international law, particularly international criminal law.

To reach course goals the students are required to prepare every week according to the list of sources and exercises, to prepare answers to provided questions and actively participate in the lectures. Home preparation is thus combined with thematically focused interactive lectures.

Students of the subject include Czech Master´s degree students, Erasmus students and LL.M. students. The work is in English language only

Students of the subject include Czech Master´s degree students, Erasmus students and LL.M. students. The work is in English language only.