Titlebook: Status of Forces: Criminal Jurisdiction over Military Personnel Abroad; Joop Voetelink Book 2015 T.M.C. Asser Press and the author 2015 Cr

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Military Cooperationn foreign territory. When stationed abroad in the framework of international peacetime military cooperation, the status of forces is generally set out in bilateral and multilateral agreements. In general, interests of the sending States and host States are more balanced than during armed conflict or

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The Sovereign State and the Exercise of Jurisdictionmportant legal persons in international law, exercising their sovereign powers as equals. That sovereignty of States, as reflected in the concept of jurisdiction, is central to understanding the status of forces. Although jurisdiction is primarily territorial in nature, a State can exercise its legi

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Immunitytrictive doctrine of State immunity acts of a State of a purely public or sovereign nature enjoy immunity from another State’s adjudicative and enforcement jurisdiction. State officials, acting on behalf of their States, benefit from the immunity of the State and enjoy a certain level of immunity, d

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International Organisationsextent of their legal rights and obligations depends on the organisations’ purposes and functions and their constituent instruments. They can, inter alia, conclude treaties that are necessary for the exercise of their functions and the fulfilment of their purposes. Most organisations operating in th

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Terminologyilitary operational law. In SOFAs ‘on duty’ is hardly ever defined, but logically a nexus is required between a specific act and the nature of the ordered tasks. In general, the visiting commanding officer will decide whether an act was performed ‘on duty’. Military command and control over the arme

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Analysis of the Frameworks for Foreign Presence from an International Operational Perspectiveon of, or priority over, the host State. Viewed from an operational law perspective, this practice can be explained by a general desire of the host States to protect their armed forces’ members against a foreign legal system. Moreover, the operational tasks of the deployed forces may entail the func

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Synthesis and Conclusion law offers additional points of reference, further defining the theory on the status of forces with respect to forces deployed abroad in three different frameworks: during armed conflict, participating in crisis management operations and during international military cooperation. Building on that t