Overview of ICC Proceedings Flashcards

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3 Main Stages

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(1) Preliminary examination to investigation
(2) Investigation to pre-trial
(3) Trial

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3 Stages of Preliminary Examination to Investigation Stage

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(1) Referral
(2) Preliminary examination
(3) Initiate Investigation

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3
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How can referrals be made 4 ways?

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(1) State party (Art 14)
(2) Security Council
(3) Proprio motu (Art 15)
(4) Art 12(3) Declaration

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4
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What happens in preliminary examination stage?

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Prosecutor determines whether there is a reasonable basis to proceed.

  • Jurisdiction (Subject matter, Territorial, Temporal, Personal)
  • Admissibility (Principle of Complementarity)
  • Interests of Justice
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When does pre-trial authorisation have to be sought?

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When a case is brought proprio motu.

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6
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Special procedure for crime of aggression

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Article 15bis

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Stages of Investigation to Pre-Trial Period

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Prosecutor requests one of two things from Pre-Trial Chamber:

(1) Warrant of Arrest
(2) Summons to Appear

The suspect will first appear at a confirmation hearing before going to trial.

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