The International Criminal Court

This second edition of The International Criminal Court provides an in-depth analysis of the Rome Statute, essential for legal practitioners and scholars.

The fully updated second edition of The International Criminal Court offers a comprehensive article-by-article analysis of the Rome Statute, meticulously examining each of its 128 articles. This volume draws upon relevant case law, academic commentary, and related international instruments, making it an essential resource for understanding the complexities of the Statute. Each article is accompanied by an overview of its drafting history, along with a bibliography that highlights pertinent academic literature, ensuring readers have a well-rounded perspective on the legal framework.

Written by a single author, this commentary stands out for its clarity and consistency, avoiding duplication and providing a cohesive presentation. It serves as a valuable tool for legal practitioners, scholars, and students who need to interpret and apply the intricate provisions of the Rome Statute. The inclusion of recent judicial activities and updates from the Kampala conference further enhances the relevance of this edition, keeping it aligned with current legal standards and practices.

The International Criminal Court has been positively received within the academic community and has established itself as a trusted reference for those working within the Court, including judges. Its detailed analyses and comprehensive approach make it indispensable for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of international criminal law and the workings of the Court.