Abstract
Volume 61: Issue 1 - January 1998
Reflections on International Criminal Justice
Antonio Cassese
Judge Cassese presents arguments in favour of the use of international courts in order to punish war crimes. He argues that the application of justice through a court is better in certain circumstances than amnesties. He examines the merits of international courts rather than national courts, but acknowledges that at present there are several major stumbling blocks to an effective international criminal justice system.
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