International Criminal Evidence

Richard May · Marieke Wierda

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Preface Foreword Table of Abbreviations Chapter I, The International Criminal Trial Chapter II, Procedures Relevant to Evidence Chapter III, Collection and Disclosure of Evidence Chapter IV, General Approach to Evidence Chapter V, Presentation of Evidence at Trial Chapter VI, Witnesses Chapter VII, Documentary and Forensic Evidence Chapter VIII, Fair Trial Rights Chapter IX, Evidence and Appeal Proceedings Chapter X, Trends in International Criminal Evidence Table of Cases Index

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