Teorija zajedničkog zločinačkog pothvata i međunarodno kazneno pravo-izazovi i kontroverze

Teorija zajedničkog zločinačkog pothvata i međunarodno kazneno pravo-izazovi i kontroverze

Igor Bojanić, Davor Derenčinović, Željko Horvatić, Davor Krapac, Maja Seršić

Joint Criminal Enterprise (JCE) is a legal doctrine used during war crimes trials to allow group members to be prosecuted for group acts.

  1. The joint criminal enterprise was not part of customary international law at the time when the criminal acts charged against the defendants were committed.

  2. Joint criminal enterprise is contrary to the principle of guilt as one of the basic principles of modern criminal law.

  3. By dangerously expanding the elements of responsibility, a joint criminal enterprise is quite close to guilt by association, which is not provided for by the Statute of the ICTY.

  4. Deriving a conclusion about the existence of the defendant's intention from objective circumstances (inference) in the second and third category of joint criminal enterprise is questionable from the aspect of respecting the principle of the presumption of innocence of the defendant, which, among other things, is prescribed by Article 21/3 of the Statute of the ICTY.

  5. The judicial practice of the ICTY regarding the application of the theory of joint criminal enterprise and the provisions of the Statute in which this theory is allegedly contained is not unique and contradicts the principles of legal certainty and fairness.

  6. The widespread application of the theory of joint criminal enterprise to the entire political and military structures of the state and other "known and unknown" persons does not meet the requirement of a precise accusation and may create the impression of "political influence" on international criminal justice.

  7. Broadly conceived indictments based on the theory of joint criminal enterprise, which contain "collective" accusations not only of persons against whom criminal proceedings have been initiated, but of entire state and military structures as well as "known and unknown persons" threaten the foundations and operation of the ICTY.

  8. Giving credibility to the theory of joint criminal enterprise in proceedings before international criminal courts creates the risk of an even more widespread and more intrusive application of this theory in proceedings before national courts. The application of this theory undermines modern criminal law based on traditional principles and legal dogmatics.

  9. Widespread application of the theory of joint criminal enterprise will have negative consequences on the process of affirmation of international criminal law and justice.

  10. In the practice of international criminal tribunals, the theory of joint criminal enterprise should be replaced by other well-established institutes of personal criminal responsibility, such as complicity and indirect guilt.

Editor
Davor Derenčinović, Željko Horvatić
Graphics design
Andrej Kalšan
Dimensions
24 x 16.5 cm
Pages
253
Publisher
Akademija pravnih znanosti, Zagreb, 2011.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53569-180-8

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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