This course offers an in-depth introduction followed by subject-specific studies in all the major themes, treaties and organizations related to international crime and justice.
In particular, the course covers:
- the international legal system
- the ICJ
- the ICC
- Interpol
- regional or specialized courts
- other mechanisms of international cooperation and enforcement.
The course’s goal is to provide the level expected for an internationally recognized LLM program.
Course Outcomes:
Upon completion of this course, the student is expected to able to:
- explain how criminal investigations are conducted internationally
- how comparative international law applied to criminal law is relevant to international crime and justice
- describe the main actors and their roles
- engage current events in the light of the knowledge base provided in the textbooks assigned for study.
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