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Pages 731 to 731| Preface | Cherif M. Bassiouni

Pages 733 to 758| The IUPL/IAPL: 125 Years of Serving Criminal Justice, Human Rights, and Humanity | John A. E. Vervaele

Pages 807 to 816| A Glimpse of the Association’s History and Some of the Contributions of Its Members | Cherif M. Bassiouni

Pages 829 to 834| Statutes of the International Association of Penal Law (1889)

Pages 835 to 837| Founding Act of the IAPL (1924)

Pages 841 to 850| The Interparliamentary Union: Report of the Twenty-Second Conference Held in Bern and Geneva in 1924 | Vespasian V. Pella

Pages 851 to 892| The Criminality of Wars of Aggression and the Organization of International Repression | Vespasian V. Pella

Pages 893 to 902| Convention for the Creation of an International Penal Court, League of Nations O.J. Spec. Suppl. N°.156, 1936, LN DOC. C.547(I) 1937. V (1938), Presented on Behalf of Romania | Vespasian V. Pella

Pages 915 to 932| Report of the IAPL Meeting at the International Tribunal (Nuremberg), May 18, 1946 | Henri Donnedieu de Vabres

Pages 933 to 950| Special Audience with HH Pius XII, Sixth Congress of the IAPL, Rome, 1953

Pages 951 to 956| Address of HH Paul VI, Tenth Congress of the IAPL, Rome, 1969

Pages 957 to 1058| Implementation of the International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid, Prepared for the UN Commission on Human Rights | Cherif M. Bassiouni

Pages 1059 to 1068| Draft convention for the prevention and suppression of torture | Cherif M. Bassiouni

Pages 1069 to 1094| IAPL: Over a Century of Dedication to Criminal Justice and Human Rights | Cherif M. Bassiouni

Pages 1121 to 1142| Crime Control Policy after a Century of the IKV/IAPL: A Tentative Assessment | Manfred Burgstaller

Pages 1163 to 1194| Chronology of Efforts to Establish an International Criminal Court | Cherif M. Bassiouni

Pages 1195 to 1212| Der Einfluss der IKV un der AIDP auf die Internationale Entwicklung der Modernen Kriminalpolitik | Hans-Heinrick Jescheck

Pages 1213 to 1220| Nomination of professor M. Cherif, Secretary-General IAPL (1979-1989), President IAPL (1989-2004) to the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize by the International Scientific and Professional Advisory Council of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

Pages 1221 to 1236| The IAPL: A Century-Long Effort for Penal Reform, International Criminal Justice, and Peace | José Luis de La Cuesta, Reynald Ottenhof

Pages 1237 to 1250| The International Association of Penal Law and the Establishment of the International Criminal Court | José Luis de La Cuesta, Reynald Ottenhof

Pages 1253 to 1256| Letter from HH Pope Francis, Nineteenth Congress of the IAPL, Rio de Janeiro, 2014

Pages 1267 to 1272| Letter from Professor José Luis de la Cuesta, President of the IAPL (2004–2014), to HH Pope Francis (2014)

Pages 1273 to 1280| Address of HH Pope Francis to the Delegates of the IAPL, Rome, 2014

Pages 1291 to 1296| Address of Professor John Vervaele, President of the IAPL, Rome, 2014 | John A. E. Vervaele

Pages 1297 to 1304| Statement of Professor M. Cherif Bassiouni, Secretary-General IAPL (1974-1989), President IAPL (1989-2004), at the 13th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, Doha, Qatar, April 9-16, 2015

Pages 1305 to 1322| Former Presidents (1924–2014)

Pages 1323 to 1324| Former Secretaries-General of the IAPL (1924–2014)

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Pages 23 to 26| Foreword | José Luis de La Cuesta, John A. E. Vervaele

Pages 27 to 30| First International Congress of Penal Law (Brussels, July 26–29, 1926)

Pages 31 to 36| Second International Congress of Penal Law (Bucharest, October 6–12, 1929)

Pages 37 to 40| Third International Congress of Penal Law (Palermo, April 3–8, 1933)

Pages 41 to 44| Fourth International Congress of Penal Law (Paris, July 26–31, 1937)

Pages 45 to 46| Fifth International Congress of Penal Law (Geneva, July 28–31, 1947)

Pages 47 to 54| Sixth International Congress of Penal Law (Rome, September 27–October 3, 1953)

Pages 55 to 60| Seventh International Congress of Penal Law (Athens, September 26–October 2, 1957)

Pages 61 to 68| Eighth International Congress of Penal Law (Lisbon, September 21–27, 1961)

Pages 69 to 78| Ninth International Congress of Penal Law (The Hague, August 23–30, 1964)

Pages 79 to 86| Tenth International Congress of Penal Law (Rome, September 29–October 5, 1969)

Pages 87 to 98| Eleventh International Congress of Penal Law (Budapest, September 9–14, 1974)

Pages 99 to 110| Twelfth International Congress of Penal Law (Hamburg, September 16–22, 1979)

Pages 111 to 128| Thirteenth International Congress of Penal Law (Cairo, October 1–7, 1984)

Pages 129 to 146| Fourteenth International Congress of Penal Law (Vienna, October 2–7, 1989)

Pages 147 to 170| Fifteenth International Congress of Penal Law (Rio de Janeiro, September 4–10, 1994)

Pages 171 to 186| Sixteenth International Congress of Penal Law (Budapest, September 5–11, 1999)

Pages 187 to 204| Seventeenth International Congress of Penal Law (Beijing, September 12–19, 2004)

Pages 205 to 222| Eighteenth International Congress of Penal Law (Istanbul, September 22–27, 2009)

Pages 223 to 240| Nineteenth International Congress of Penal Law (Rio de Janeiro, August 31–September 6, 2014)

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Pages 545 to 554| Laudatios for the winners of the 2014 Hans-Heinrich Jescheck Prize: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Eugenio Raúl Zaffaroni and Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult.Klaus Tiedemann | Ulrich Sieber

Pages 555 to 564| Address of Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. E. Raúl Zaffaroni on the Occasion of the Granting of the Hans-Heinrich Jescheck Award | E. Raúl Zaffaroni

Pages 565 to 580| Section I | Stanislaw Tosza

Pages 581 to 586| Section II | Dominik Brodowski, Eduardo Saad-Diniz

Pages 587 to 590| Section III | Els De Busser

Pages 591 to 602| Section IV | Ahmed F. Khalifa, Renata da S. A. Barbosa

Pages 603 to 606| Section I – Criminal law. General part

Pages 607 to 612| Section II – Criminal law. Special part

Pages 613 to 618| Section III – Criminal Procedure

Pages 619 to 624| Section IV – International Penal Law

Pages 625 to 628| Section I – General Penal Law

Pages 669 to 696| Understanding human trafficking as a market system: addressing the demand side of trafficking for sexual exploitation | Alexis A. Aronowitz, Anneke Koning

Pages 697 to 722| Victim restitution in the Kuwaiti legal system: a criminal or civil remedy? Comparative analysis | Meshari Al-Eifan, Mordhi Alayash

Pages 723 to 748| Chronicle of International Penal Law | Damien Scalia

Pages 749 to 758| Chronical of Penal Law of the African Union | Mutoy Mubiala

Pages 759 to 769| Chronical of Penal Law of the European Union: 1 January – 31 December 2013 | Djoheur Zerouki-Cottin

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Pages 15 to 74| Section III – Criminal Procedure: Information Society and Penal Law | Lorena Bachmaier Winter

Pages 195 to 199| Section III – Criminal procedure. Information society and penal law

Pages 213 to 260| European initiatives concerning the use of it in criminal procedure and data protection | Els De Busser

Pages 261 to 310| Defense Rights and the Use of Information Technology in Criminal Procedure | Michele Simonato

Pages 311 to 324| European Initiatives Concerning its Use in Criminal Procedures and Data Protection: Special Report to the Preparatory Colloquium for the Third Section | Dominik Brodowski

Pages 327 to 380| Section IV – International Penal Law: Information Society and Penal Law | André Klip

Pages 483 to 486| Section IV – International criminal law. Information society and penal law

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Pages 13 to 15| Inkeri Anttila (1916–2013): In Memoriam | Raimo Lahti

Pages 19 to 47| Section I – Criminal Law. General Part. Information Society and Penal Law | Thomas Weigend

Pages 103 to 106| Section I – Criminal Law. General Part. Information Society and Penal Law

Pages 115 to 139| AIDP Global Report | Stanislaw Tosza

Pages 143 to 179| Criminal Responsibility of Legal Persons in Spanish Law | José Luis de La Cuesta

Pages 181 to 204| What Complementarity between Transitional Justice and International Criminal Justice? | S. Essomba

Pages 205 to 216| Freezing, Seizure, and Confiscation of Criminal Assets: New Mechanisms in French Law | Jean-François Thony, Éric Camous

Pages 219 to 255| Crónica de jurisprudencia de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos - año 2012 | Rodolfo Brenes Vargas

Pages 257 to 276| German Criminal Law News

Pages 277 to 284| Books | Ana I. Pérez Machio, Miren Odriozola Gurruchaga

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Pages 357 to 375| The Right to Self-representation in English Criminal Law | Nicola Padfield

Pages 377 to 411| Random Justice: On Some Legal Reasons for Giving Up Popular Juries | Boris Barraud

Pages 413 to 458| The Penitentiary Regime for Terrorists in Spain: The Prison as a Weapon against the ETA | Miguel Ángel Cano Paños, Jesús Barquin Sanz

Pages 459 to 480| The Dutch Focus on DNA in the Criminal Justice System: Net-widening of Judicial Data | John A. E. Vervaele, F.C.W. de Graaf, N. Tielemans

Pages 481 to 501| La cooperación africana con la Corte Penal Internacional. Evaluación del cumplimiento de las órdenes de arresto y comparencia | Amparo Martínez Guerra

Pages 503 to 517| Questioning Infant Circumcision: On the Decision of the Cologne Tribunal of May 7, 2012 | Caroline Grossholz

Pages 519 to 545| European Union Criminal Law News: January 1–December 31, 2012 | Djoheur Zerouki-Cottin

Pages 547 to 557| African Union Criminal Law News: Toward a Regional Criminal Justice in Africa | Mutoy Mubiala

Pages 559 to 598| Spanish Criminal Law News. The Law, the Just, and the Judge faced with Francoism: Reflections on the Decision of the Spanish Supreme Court | Amane Gogorza, Marion Lacaze

Pages 599 to 606| French Criminal Law News: Reflections for the Constitution of an Independent French Public Prosecution | Julien Ficara

Pages 607 to 619| Books | Ana I. Pérez Machio, Josebe Zarautz Larrañaga

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Pages 15 to 41| La conformidad, institución clave y tradicional de la justicia negociada en España | Juan-Luis Gómez-Colomer

Pages 43 to 88| Belgian Law in the European System of Negotiated Justice | Ann Jacobs

Pages 89 to 108| Guilty-Plea Procedures: The Case for the Development of “Negotiated” Forms of Justice in Modern Criminal Procedures | Akila Taleb

Pages 109 to 145| Plea Bargaining in the United States: A Perversion Of Justice | Emilio C. Viano

Pages 147 to 160| Criminal Code of the Republic of Macedonia – Rethinking Article 38-D | Natasha Gaber-Damjanovska

Pages 161 to 172| The Incestuous Relationship between Corruption and Money Laundering | Nadim Kyriakos-Saad, Gianluca Esposito, Nadine Schwarz

Pages 173 to 194| The Principle of Retroactivity of Less Harsh Criminal Laws: A Violation of Equality of Offenders before the Law? | Ibrahim Moumouni

Pages 195 to 219| Revisiting the Interaction between the ICC and National Jurisdictions as a New Gateway to Strengthening the Effectiveness of International Criminal Justice | Anna Oriolo

Pages 221 to 232| The Level of ‘Contribution’ Required Under Article 25 (3) (D) of the Rome Statute of the International Crimnal Court | Zurab Sanikidze

Pages 233 to 266| Crónica de Jurisprudencia de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos | Rodolfo Brenes Vargas

Pages 267 to 288| German Criminal Law News | Jocelyne Leblois-Happe, Xavier Pin, Julien Walther

Pages 289 to 296| Cybercrime | Alfredo Nunzi

Pages 297 to 309| Books | Ana I. Pérez Machio

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Pages 420 to 444| Interactions between the International Criminal Court and the Security Council: Justice versus Politics? | Noémie Blaise

Pages 445 to 456| The Constitutionalization of Criminal Procedure in France and the United States | Jean Cédras

Pages 457 to 476| The Principle of Humanity in Penal Law | José Luis de La Cuesta

Pages 477 to 505| Bases para un futuro derecho penal internacional del medio ambiente | Adán Nieto Martín

Pages 507 to 521| Multiculturalism and Criminal Law: The Case of Brazil | Renato de Mello Jorge Silveira

Pages 523 to 540| The public Prosecutor, Its Role, Duties and Powers in the Pre-trial Stage of the Criminal Justice Process – A Comparative Study of the French and the Swedish Legal Systems | Akila Taleb, Thomas Ahlstrand

Pages 541 to 558| The “Gravity” of the International Criminal Court Case Law on War Crimes | Rosmerlin Estupiñan Silva

Pages 559 to 573| Tratamiento penal de la diversidad cultural por la justicia estatal del Perú | Felipe A. Villavicencio Terreros

Pages 576 to 585| International Business Criminal Law News (2009–2010) | Guillaume Royer

Pages 587 to 594| United Nations News | Stefano Betti

Pages 595 to 597| Council of Europe’s Activities in the Field of Crime Prevention and Crime Control | Aglaïa Tsitsoura

Pages 599 to 606| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters (January 1, 2011–June 30, 2011) | François Fourment

Pages 607 to 615| American Law News, A Couple of Issues Concerning Double Jeopardy in the United States: Hung Juries and the Dual Sovereignty Doctrine | Eileen Servidio Delabre

Pages 617 to 627| News from Kampala: Amending the Rome Statute (Second Part) | Ezechia Paolo Reale

Pages 629 to 636| Brazilian Law News: The Conditions for the Emergence of Electronic Surveillance in Brazil | André Ribeiro Giamberardino

Pages 637 to 643| Juvenile Criminal Law News | Philippe Bonfils

Pages 645 to 654| Books | Ana I. Pérez Machio

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Pages 15 to 17| Foreword | Carole Girault

Pages 19 to 39| The Illusion of Consent of the Offender to the Medical Act and to Care in Criminal Law | M. Patrick Mistretta

Pages 41 to 64| The Prohibition of Postmortem Fertilization: Legal Situation in Germany and European Convention on Human Rights | Matthias KRÜGER

Pages 65 to 82| Research on Embryos and Criminal Law: Between Prohibition and Permissiveness? | Maria Kourelis, Rosario Isasi, Bartha M. Knoppers

Pages 83 to 108| Criminal Policy and Legislative Techniques in Criminal Law on Biotechnology | Carlos María Romeo-Casabona

Pages 109 to 127| The Right to Choose One’s Death: The Ambiguities of the Strasbourg Court | Olivier Bachelet

Pages 131 to 135| The European Criminal Policy Initiative Group and the “Manifesto for a European Criminal Policy” | Jocelyne Leblois-Happe

Pages 137 to 151| What Principles for a European Criminal Policy after the Lisbon Treaty | Helmut Satzger

Pages 153 to 156| Roundtable: Toward a European Criminal Procedure. Is There Need for a European Criminal Procedure Code? | Yves Bot

Pages 157 to 187| What’s the Latest with Europol? A Critical Approach to the Europol Decision | Alexandra de Moor, Gert Vermeulen

Pages 191 to 210| German Criminal Law News (January 1, 2010– December 31, 2011) | Jocelyne Leblois-Happe, Xavier Pin, Julien Walther

Pages 211 to 218| European Police Office News | Alfredo Nunzi

Pages 219 to 232| The Implementation of Electronic Surveillance in Brazil | Carlos Eduardo Adriano Japiassu

Pages 233 to 243| What Perspectives for the French Prosecutor? Study of the French and English Systems in the Light of European Case Law (Concerning EHRC Ruling, November 23, 2010, Moulin v/ France) | Akila Taleb

Pages 245 to 252| Reform of the Criminal Justice System in Japan | Kanako Takayama

Pages 253 to 263| News from Kampala: Amending the Rome Statute | Ezechia Paolo Reale

Pages 265 to 282| Books | Ana I. Pérez Machio

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Pages 417 to 491| Addressing International Human Trafficking in Women and Children for Commercial Sexual Exploitation in the 21st century | Cherif M. Bassiouni, Daniel Rothenberg, Ethel Higonnet, Cynthia Farenga, Augustus Sol Invictus

Pages 493 to 511| Overcoming the Challenges to Accurately Measuring the Phenomenon of Human Trafficking | Alexis A. Aronowitz

Pages 513 to 528| Systemizing Local and Regional Cooperation Efforts to Combat Sex Slavery | Johnny McGaha

Pages 529 to 549| The Role of the Victim in Administrative and Judicial Proceedings | Antonietta Confalonieri

Pages 551 to 562| Women as Victims and Survivors in the Context of Transnational Human Trafficking for Commercial Sex Exploitation | Edna Eerz

Pages 563 to 587| Fighting Against Human Trafficking for Commercial Sexual Exploitation: The Actions in Western Europe | Silvia Scarpa

Pages 607 to 624| The Problem of Demand in Combating Sex Trafficking | Linda Smith, Samantha Healy Vardaman

Pages 627 to 631| United Nations News 2010 | Stefano Betti

Pages 633 to 671| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters. The Four Seasons of the Court: Spring–Summer 2010, April 1, 2010 to September 30, 2010

Pages 673 to 686| Books | Ana I. Pérez Machio

Pages 687 to 688| International Review of Penal Law

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Pages 11 to 12| Foreword | Steven W. Becker

Pages 13 to 26| Introductory Note: L’Association Internationale de Droit Pénal and the Establishment of the International Criminal Court | José Luis de La Cuesta, Reynald Ottenhof

Pages 27 to 45| The Difficulties of Writing the Past through Law – Historical Trials Revisited at the European Court of Human Rights | Károly Bárd

Pages 47 to 64| The Objections of Larger Nations to the International Criminal Court | Steven W. Becker

Pages 65 to 75| Effecting Amendments to the Rome Statute that May Be Decided Upon at the First Review Conference in 2010 | Roger S. Clark

Pages 77 to 97| The United States and Its Interests in the 2010 Review Conference of the Rome Statute of the ICC | Matthew Heaphy

Pages 99 to 124| Sanctioning Nongovernmental Entities | Davorin Lapaš

Pages 125 to 163| The Role of Victims in Criminal Proceedings before the International Criminal Court | Héctor Olásolo, Alejandro Kiss

Pages 165 to 187| The Compatibility of the Rome Statute's Draft Definition of the Crime of Aggression with National Criminal Justice Systems | Sergey Sayapin

Pages 189 to 208| Telling Their Stories in Their Own Words: Witness Familiarisation at the International Criminal Court | Christine SCHÖN

Pages 209 to 229| Confidentiality for the Protection of National Security Interests | Sabine Swoboda

Pages 233 to 245| The Uniqueness of the French Investigating Judge within European Criminal Procedures | Jean Cédras

Pages 247 to 273| Perceived Involvement of “Organized Crime” in Human Trafficking and Smuggling | G. Vermeulen, Y. Van Damme, Wendy De Bondt

Pages 277 to 310| German Criminal Law News | Jocelyne Leblois-Happe, Xavier Pin, Julien Walther

Pages 311 to 315| Some Thoughts on the Principle of Universal Jurisdiction under the New Romanian Criminal Code | Daniela-Anca Detešeanu

Pages 317 to 361| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters

Pages 363 to 372| Books | Ana I. Pérez Machio

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Pages 431 to 434| In Memoriam: Hans-Heinrich Jescheck, January 10, 1915, to September 27, 2009 | José Luis de La Cuesta

Pages 435 to 437| In memoriam Giuliano Vassalli, 25 April 1915 - 21 October 2009 | Cherif M. Bassiouni

Pages 443 to 457| The Expanding Forms of Preparation and Participation | Ahmed Khalifa

Pages 459 to 474| Financing Terrorism | Manuel Espinoza de Los Monteros de La Parra

Pages 475 to 485| Special Procedural Measures and Protection of Human Rights | Luciana Boiteux

Pages 487 to 512| Universal Jurisdiction | Zoé Konstantopoulou

Pages 515 to 518| The Expanding Forms of Preparation and Participation

Pages 519 to 524| Financing of Terrorism

Pages 525 to 531| Special Procedural Measures and Protection of Human Rights

Pages 533 to 536| Universal Jurisdiction

Pages 581 to 592| United Nations Chronicle (2009) | Stefano Betti

Pages 593 to 608| International Business Criminal Law News | Guillaume Royer

Pages 609 to 636| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters

Pages 637 to 649| Books | Jean-Paul Céré

Pages 651 to 652| International Review of Penal Law

Pages 657 to 660| Association internationale de droit pénal / International Association of Penal Law / Asociación internacional de derecho penal

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Pages 299 to 300| In Memoriam: Kéba Mbaye | Mahmoud Cherif Bassiouni

Pages 303 to 323| Terrorism Financing General Report | Nikos Passas

Pages 367 to 370| Financing of Terrorism

Pages 379 to 402| Finding the Right Balance between Effective Measures and Fundamental Human Rights Guarantees | Gert Vermeulen, Wendy De Bondt

Pages 405 to 436| Human Trafficking and Illegal Immigration: Do These Reflect the Expectations of the United Nations and the European Union? | Maria Jesús GUARDIOLA LAGO

Pages 439 to 448| Books | Jean-Paul Céré

Pages 449 to 503| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters | François Fourment, Élodie Derlon, Catherine Menabe, Cédric Michalski, Laurent Mortet, Yannick Prat

Pages 505 to 519| Commissions of Inquiry versus Criminal Proceedings | Helmut J. Epp

Pages 521 to 522| International Review of Penal Law

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Pages 13 to 57| Universal Jurisdiction | Isidoro Blanco Cordero

Pages 147 to 150| Universal Jurisdiction

Pages 159 to 172| Universal Jurisdiction | Steven W. Becker

Pages 173 to 196| Universal Jurisdiction | André Klip

Pages 199 to 238| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters | François Fourment, Élodie Derlon, Cédric Michalski, Laurent Mortet, Yannick Prat

Pages 239 to 249| The French Public Prosecutor and the Prokuratura from a Comparative Law Perspective | Nadine Marie-Schwartzenberg

Pages 251 to 254| Council of Europe News | Aglaïa Tsitsoura

Pages 255 to 262| Books | Jean-Paul Céré

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Pages 355 to 404| Expanding Forms of Preparation and Participation | Lorenzo Picotti

Pages 503 to 507| The Expanding Forms of Preparation and Participation

Pages 523 to 563| Genética y política criminal | José Luis de La Cuesta

Pages 565 to 599| The Reverse Revenge Norm in International Law | Anja Matwijkiw

Pages 603 to 620| A New Detention Policy in Chicago: Police Forced to Limit Duration of Confinement of Arrestees in Accordance with United States Constitution | Steven W. Becker

Pages 621 to 652| German Criminal Law News

Pages 653 to 659| Books | Jean-Paul Céré

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Pages 13 to 14| Foreword | Steven W. Becker

Pages 15 to 33| Confronting the Non-confrontational: Reassessing the Use of Criminal Evidence Obtained Extraterritorially in an Age of Global Law Enforcement and Intelligence Cooperation | Steven W. Becker

Pages 35 to 55| The Architecture of Data Exchange | Els De Busser

Pages 57 to 77| What International Law Controls Exist or Should Exist on Intelligence Operations and Their Intersections with Criminal Justice systems? | Michael A. Defeo

Pages 79 to 112| Cooperation of Law Enforcement and Intelligence Agencies in the Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism | Davor Derencinovic, Anna-Maria Getos

Pages 113 to 141| The Abu Omar Case in Italy and the Effects of CIA Extraordinary Rendition in Europe on Law Enforcement and Intelligence Activities | Michele Nino

Pages 143 to 151| Exchange of Information and Intelligence among Law Enforcement Officials: A European Union Perspective | Alfredo Nunzi

Pages 153 to 179| The UK’s New Serious Organized Crime Agency (SOCA): Combining Intelligence and Law Enforcement | Özlem Ülgen

Pages 183 to 207| The Domestic Side of the ICTY Completion Strategy: Focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina | Pipina Th. Katsaris

Pages 209 to 224| Police Torture in Chicago: A Continuing Conspiracy | Steven W. Becker

Pages 225 to 231| The Inter-American Legal Committee and the Promotion of the International Criminal Court | Carlos Eduardo Adriano Japiassu, Beatriz Chiesse de Andrade Albuquerque E Lima, Lucas RoldÃo Hermeto, Marina Löwenkron, Marina F. Deluiggi

Pages 233 to 244| Crónica de legislación penal española | Juan Carlos Sandoval

Pages 245 to 273| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters: The Four Seasons of the Court, Summer 2007 (July 1, 2007, to September 30, 2007)

Pages 275 to 307| United States Law News | Eileen Servidio Delabre

Pages 309 to 313| Council of Europe News | Aglaïa Tsitsoura

Pages 315 to 320| Books | Jean-Paul Céré

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Pages 395 to 449| International Cooperation against Terrorist Use of the Internet | Ulrich Sieber

Pages 453 to 471| Cybercrime, Cyberterrorism and Cyberwarfare | Susan W. Brenner

Pages 473 to 501| The Council of Europe's Convention on Cyber-crime and Other European Initiatives | Peter Csonka

Pages 503 to 524| Fighting Cybercrime in the Two Europes | Paul De Hert, Gloria González Fuster, Bert-Jaap Koops

Pages 589 to 610| An Aspect of Cyber Crime in French Law: Illicit Downloading of Copyright-Protected Work | Jean Cédras

Pages 613 to 621| Topic I-General Part | Lorenzo Picotti

Pages 641 to 647| Topic II – Special Part

Pages 663 to 669| Topic III - Criminal Procedure

Pages 685 to 689| Topic IV – International Criminal Law | Isidoro Blanco Cordero

Pages 705 to 705| The Sixtieth Anniversary of the Nuremberg Trial / Le soixantième anniversaire du Procès de Nuremberg / Sexagésimo aniversario del Juicio de Nuremberg

Pages 707 to 708| Report on the Moscow Conference | Alexander Sukharev, Peter Wilkitzki

Pages 709 to 710| Excerpts from the Contribution Made by Peter Wilkitzki on Behalf of the AIDP during the Conference in Moscow on November 9th, 2006

Pages 711 to 720| The Nuremberg Trials and the Problems of the International Rule of Law | Alexander Sukharev

Pages 721 to 725| Speech of the First President | Vincent Lamanda

Pages 729 to 761| German Criminal Law News (January 1, 2006–December 31, 2006)

Pages 763 to 767| Books | Marie-Hélène Gozzi

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Pages 11 to 12| In Memoriam. Imre A. Wiener (1935–2008) | Katalin Ligeti

Pages 13 to 16| In Memoriam Louk Hulsman (1923–2009) | E. Raúl Zaffaroni

Pages 19 to 73| Special Procedural Measures and Respect of Human Rights | John A. E. Vervaele

Pages 181 to 186| Special Procedural Measures and Respect of Human Rights

Pages 201 to 246| Judicial Investigations and Gathering of Evidence in a Digital Online Context | Gabriella Di Paolo

Pages 247 to 267| A Contemporary Reflection on the Presumption of Innocence | Elies Van Sliedregt

Pages 271 to 305| German Criminal Law News

Pages 307 to 315| Juvenile Criminal Law News | Philippe Bonfils

Pages 317 to 327| Eurojust News | François Falletti

Pages 329 to 380| News on the European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Criminal Matters | François Fourment, Élodie Derlon, Catherine Menabe, Cédric Michalski, Laurent Mortet, Yannick Prat, Ioannis Stofas

Pages 381 to 394| Crónica de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos | Rodolfo Brenes Vargas

Pages 395 to 396| International Review of Penal Law

Pages 401 to 404| Association internationale de droit pénal / International Association of Penal Law / Asociación internacional de derecho penal

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Pages 9 to 10| In Memoriam. Gerhard O.W. Mueller, March 15, 1926–April 21, 2006 | Mahmoud Cherif Bassiouni

Pages 13 to 14| Foreword | Peter Csonka

Pages 15 to 22| I. Introduction | Bill Gilmore

Pages 23 to 38| II. The Historical Development of European Union Criminal Law | Serge de Biolley

Pages 39 to 51| 2. The Origins of a Common Criminal Area: The Protection of the Financial Interests of European Communities | Lorenzo Salazar

Pages 53 to 58| 3. From Classical Judicial Cooperation to Mutual Recognition | Hans G. Nilsson

Pages 59 to 95| A. EU Conventions that Enhance the Updating of Traditional Mechanisms for Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters | Gert Vermeulen

Pages 97 to 111| The Progressive Development of the Principle of Mutual Recognition of Criminal Court Decisions in the European Union | Isabelle Jégouzo

Pages 113 to 119| Conflicts of Jurisdiction in Criminal Proceedings: Analysis and Possible Improvements to the EU Legal Framework | Polyvios Panayides

Pages 121 to 130| The Principle of ne bis in idem | Martin Wasmeier

Pages 131 to 142| First Success for the Principle of Mutual Recognition: The European Arrest Warrant | Sébastien Combeaud

Pages 143 to 144| Freezing Property of Evidence | Polyvios Panayides

Pages 145 to 154| Mutual Recognition of Financial Penalties in the European Union | Katalin Ligeti

Pages 155 to 162| The European Evidence Warrant | Charles Williams

Pages 163 to 168| Custodial Sentences and Transfer of Convicts | Christoph Sajonz

Pages 169 to 175| Mutual Recognition of Non-custodial Pre-trial Supervision Measures in the European Union | Thomas Ljungquist

Pages 177 to 183| Toward a Better Knowledge of an Individual’s Prior Criminal Records | Christine Tomboy

Pages 185 to 192| III. Relating Incriminations to Criminal Sanctions | Anne Weyembergh

Pages 193 to 199| Organized Crime | Daniel Fontanaud

Pages 201 to 209| Money Laundering | Guy Stessens

Pages 211 to 221| The Fight against Smuggling and Human Trafficking | Anne Weyembergh

Pages 223 to 235| The Fight against the Sexual Exploitation of Children, Child Pornography, and Sexual Majority: Establishing a Difference | Isabelle Wattier

Pages 237 to 242| The Fight against Fraud and Counterfeiting of Alternative Means of Non-cash Payments | Daniel Fontanaud

Pages 243 to 248| Product Counterfeiting (Violations of Intellectual Property Rights) | Daniel Fontanaud

Pages 249 to 254| Fighting against Counterfeiting of the Euro | Daniel Fontanaud

Pages 255 to 261| Environmental Criminal Law | Helge Elisabeth Zeitler

Pages 263 to 269| Racism and Xenophobia | Claudia Gualtieri

Pages 271 to 276| The Fight against Drug Trafficking | Emanuele Pitto

Pages 277 to 284| The Framework Decision of June 13, 2002 on Combating Terrorism | Marie-Aude Beernaert

Pages 285 to 292| IV. Criminal Cooperation Institutions | Alfredo Nunzi

Pages 293 to 298| EUROJUST: Beacon in EU Judicial Co-operation | Nadine Thwaites

Pages 299 to 305| La Red Judicial Europea (The European Judicial Network) | Angel Galgo

Pages 307 to 312| V. The Harmonization of Criminal Procedures | Caroline Morgan

Pages 313 to 322| The Rising Importance of Protection of Witnesses in the European Union | Felföldi Enikö

Pages 323 to 331| Freezing and Confiscation of Criminal Proceeds | Nicholas Kaye

Pages 333 to 346| VI. The End of Soft Law Cooperation: The Court's Jurisprudence in Criminal Matters | Wolfgang Bogensberger, Rudi Troosters

Pages 347 to 350| VII. Future Perspectives of European Union Criminal Law | Peter Csonka

Pages 353 to 369| United Nations News | Jean-Paul Laborde

Pages 371 to 380| Books | Marie-Hélène Gozzi

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Pages 227 to 250| Terrorism, Due Process, and the Protection of Victims | René Ariel Dotti

Pages 251 to 273| Terrorism: Definition, International Criminal Jurisdiction, and Victims | Ghislaine Doucet

Pages 275 to 298| The United Nations and the Rights of Victims of Terrorism | Marie-Hélène Gozzi, Jean-Paul Laborde

Pages 299 to 317| Víctimas y procesos de paz una reflexión en torno al espacio judicial como escenario de encuentro victimas-victimarios hacia la reconciliación | Julio Andrés Sampedro Arruba

Pages 319 to 337| Human Rights and Terrorism: Remarks on the Work of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights | Ulrika Sundberg

Pages 341 to 373| The Exercise of the Powers of the International Criminal Court | Doreid Becheraoui

Pages 375 to 408| First Decision of the International Criminal Court concerning Victims: Initial Assessment and Questions | David Lounici, Damien Scalia

Pages 409 to 443| Terrorism and Information Sharing between the Intelligence and Law Enforcement Communities in the United States and the Netherlands: Emergency Criminal Law? | John A. E. Vervaele

Pages 447 to 452| A New International Convention against Terrorism: Full Text of the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism in French, English, and Spanish | Jean-Paul Laborde

Pages 453 to 468| International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism

Pages 503 to 530| German Criminal Law News | Jocelyne Leblois-Happe, Xavier Pin, Julien Walther

Pages 531 to 549| Chinese Criminal Law News | Jia Yu, Yu guiying

Pages 551 to 559| Eurojust News | François Falletti

Pages 561 to 564| Council of Europe News | Aglaïa Tsitsoura

Pages 565 to 578| Books | Marie-Hélène Gozzi

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