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SM ISO690:2012 DRYOMINA-VOLOC, Natalya. Immunity versus impunity in the contemporary international criminal jurisdictional framework. In: Legea şi Viaţa, 2014, nr. 3/3(267), pp. 43-51. ISSN 2587-4365. |
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Numărul 3/3(267) / 2014 / ISSN 2587-4365 /ISSNe 2587-4373 | ||||||
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The article focuses on the specifics of the international criminal jurisdiction when the highest state officials privileged with immunities are suspected in committing international crimes. The author considers the correlation of the ICC Rome Statute member states' legal traditions concerning immunities and their obligations to revise the domestic approach to the immunities issue according to the norm establishing the irrelevance of the state capacity when international crimes within the ICC jurisdiction are in question. It is emphasized that the new jurisdictional regime established by the ICC has influenced the legal substance of immunities institute in the contemporary international criminal law and therefore at the international and national levels. The conclusion is drawn that the existing provisions of international law resolve the problem of the balance of avoiding impunity for international crimes from one side, and
avoiding the abuse of criminal component in political games from the other. |
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Cuvinte-cheie international criminal jurisdiction, International Criminal Court., immunity, international crimes |
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