Titlebook: Beyond Punishment: Achieving International Criminal Justice; Mark Findlay,Ralph Henham Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Sibonakaliso S. Nhlabathi,Brij Maharaje judge and the legal professionals will be called on to balance and recognise. The capacity of the trial to identify and facilitate victim interests will therefore require a judge-directed collaborative approach committed to a truth-finding process that is balanced rather than confrontational. Henc

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New Moralities for International Criminal Justice,tified as crucial to making victim access a reality, and in developing the instrumental potential we see for trial justice and ICJ more generally, in changing the focus of accountability in global governance away from hegemony towards pluralism. However, we first turn to the task of explaining the m

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Justice as Decision-Making: Principal Pathways of Influence,e judge and the legal professionals will be called on to balance and recognise. The capacity of the trial to identify and facilitate victim interests will therefore require a judge-directed collaborative approach committed to a truth-finding process that is balanced rather than confrontational. Henc

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Jean Murray,Anja Swennen,Clare KosnikThere is no pure adversarial or inquisitorial trial. Contemporary trial traditions either exhibit derivations of either paradigm or are hybrids incorporating essential influences from one and both traditions. Nevertheless, the adversarial and inquisitorial models exercise a strong influence over the nature of evidence and the standing of ‘fact’.