| Reasonable v. Unreasonable Delays in Bringing an
Accused To Trial |
Rian Kovarik |
2004 |
| Hierarchy of Sources for Choice of Law at the
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
And Yugoslavia |
Doris Gelbman |
2004 |
| Mens Rea Required for Genocide vs.
Mens Rea required for Conspiracy to commit Genocide |
Lorin Einhorn |
2004 |
| A Comparative Study of the Rule against Self-Incrimination in Common and Civil Law Countries |
Kelly Neumann |
2003 |
| Is evidence of a formalized policy of rape necessary to establish a
causal connection to an Accused or can this be established by inference? If
inference is sufficient, consider the nature and scope of evidence required. Propose
a legal test. |
Kelli Boyer |
2003 |
| Research and Analysis of Trials Held in Domestic
Jurisdictions for Breaches of International Criminal Law |
Per C. Vaage |
2003 |
| Indictments in Common Law Countries vs. Civil Code Countries |
M. Wilkie |
2003 |
| Comparative Study of the Weight to be Attached to the
Evidence of Accused Who Testify in Their Own Defense in Civil, Common Law,
and International Criminal Law System |
Matthew N. McConnell |
2003 |
| TRIAL OF “THE BUTARE FOUR” IN BELGIUM |
JESSICA A. HARRAH |
2003 |
| REASONED JUDGMENTS REQUIREMENT IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW |
HEATHER M. KERN |
2003 |
| RESPONSIBILITY OF MILITARY COMMANDERS TO PROTECT CIVILIANS FROM ATTACKS BY OTHER
CIVILIANS AND THE STATE WITHIN COMMANDER’S
AREA OF CONTROL
|
V. JUSTIN ARPEY |
2003 |
| A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE ON THE GROUNDS OF THE MEANS BY
WHICH IT WAS OBTAINED
|
BRIAN BELLER |
2003 |
| CAN AN OMISSION FULFILL THE ACTUS REUS
REQUIRMENT FOR COMPLICITY IN GENOCIDE, AND TO WHAT
DEGREE DOES ARTICLE 6(3) OF THE ICTR STATUTE IMPUTE
CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR THE CRIME TO A SUPERIOR OFFICER?
|
Raneisha Blair |
2003 |
| THE RELEVANCE OF THE EICHMANN,
BARBIE, AND FINTA TRIALS FOR THE ICTR
|
Requel Cross |
2003 |
| A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MENS REA
REQUIREMENT FOR COMPLICITY AS APPLIED IN
THE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS AND THE
COMMON-LAW JURISDICTIONS OF
THE UNITED STATES, ENGLAND & AUSTRALIA |
John W. Gold |
2003 |
| THE ROLE OF THE PROSECUTOR AND THE JUDGE |
ROBERT TIBBITTS |
2003 |
| THE TU QUOQUE DEFENSE |
STEPHANIE BERLIN |
2002 |
| Electronic Monitoring of Pretrial Detainees of the International Criminal Tribunal For Rwanda |
James Bergeron |
2002 |
| A Comparative Assessment of the Alibi Rule |
Anouk Danan |
2002 |
| Transfer and Provisional Detention of Suspects - Are the powers of the Prosecutor under Rule 40bis too great? |
Dennis Febles |
2002 |
| Can Genocide Be Judicially Noticed? |
Michael A. LaVertu |
2002 |
| Can Additional Protocols I & II Apply to the Same Conflict and to Different Parties within That Conflict? |
Ratna Kancherla |
2002 |
| Sentencing: An Assessment of Rule 101 of the ICTR Rules of Procedure and Evidence |
Dora Kripapuri |
2002 |
| Whether There is a Duty to Take an Accused as an Political Refugee, if Asylum is Based on Fear of Persecution |
Robert K. McAndrews |
2002 |
| A Comparative Study of the Requirements for Production of Documentary Evidence and its Probative Value |
Peter Szechenyi |
2002 |
| Can the Prosecutor Amend an Indictment After Trial Has Begun? |
Emily Tarr |
2002 |
| Comtempt Proceedings: Who Has the Onus for Investigating and Initiating the Charges of Comtempt-the Prosecutor, the Judge or a Third Party? |
Jennifer M. Wetmore |
2002 |
| State Cooperation to secure the presence of Defendants before the Tribunal |
Reinhardt, Alexander |
2002 |
| Evidence of Good Character and Reputation |
Lisa M. Renzi |
2002 |
| A Comparative Analysis of the Alibi Rule |
Scott Neimisto |
2002 |
| What are permissible questions a prosecutor may ask when the prosecutor is not
in possession of documentary evidence with which to impeach a witness.
I. |
Luis Trujillo |
2002 |
| WHETHER A GUILTY PLEA IS A MITIGATING FACTOR
FOR SENTENCING PURPOSES, AND IF SO, IS IT
MANDATORY OR PERMISSIVE?:
A CRITIQUE OF THE KAMBANDA DECISION
AND A COMPARATiVE STUDY OF PLEA BARGAINING
AND SENTENCING ISSUES IN ICTR AND ICTY
JURISPRUDENCE AND OTHER COMMON LAW
COUNTRIES |
Amar Khoday |
2002 |
| A comparative analysis of national rules in the United States, the United Kingdom and
Canada on the ethical duties of a Judge, Prosecutor and Defense Counsel on making
commentary to the press in an ongoing case |
Bradley M.J. Kellogg |
2002 |
| The Extent of the Prosecutor’s Duty to Disclose Evidence in the Charge
of Genocide. |
Uma Arunachalam |
2002 |
| COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY:
A Comparative Analysis of its Application, Due Process and Public Policy Issues for Victims and the Accused
|
Judith L. D’Ambrosio |
2002 |
| Sentencing: An assessment of Rule 101 of the ICTR Rules of Procedure and Evidence, federal sentencing laws in England, France and other countries as well as in prisoner-receiving countries, and the Kayishema/Ruzindana judgement. |
Dora Kripapuri |
2002 |
| What are permissible questions a prosecutor may ask when the prosecutor is not in possession of documentary evidence with which to impeach a witness |
Luis R. Trujillo |
2002 |
| Plea Bargaining: What is It,
Which Countries Allow It, and
Does is It a Mitigating Factor
During Sentencing:
A Comparative Analysis
of the Tribunals, Four Common
Law Jurisdictions, and
Three Civil Law Jurisdictions
|
Erin J. Davies |
2002 |
| Witness protection |
Sarah Suscinski |
2002 |
| MATERIAL FACTS NOT PLEADED IN THE INDICTMENT |
JESSICA A. LEVENBERG |
2002 |
| SURRENDER OF INDICTEES AND NON-INDICTED CRIMINALS FROM THE UNITED STATES TO THE ICTR |
CHRISTOPHER M. RASSI |
2002 |
| DEFINING WHO IS A SUBORDINATE,
UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL DOCTRINE OF COMMAND RESPONSIBILITY. |
Mona H Savastano |
2001 |
| PROVING THE NEXUS BETWEEN A CRIMINAL DEFENDANT AND THE CRIMINAL CONDUCT OF SUBORDINATES AND ASSOCIATES IN WAR CRIMES CHARGES PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 4 OF THE ICTR |
Richard Davies |
2001 |
| JUDICIAL NOTICE |
Marea Beeman |
2001 |
| EXERCISE OF UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION
BY BELGIUM OVER ICTR TARGETS
|
Julia J. Carabillo |
2001 |
| GENOCIDE AND COMPLICITY INGENOCIDE – CAN OR MUST THEY BECHARGED IN THE ALTERNATIVE? |
Laurent A. Rotroff |
2001 |
| IS EVIDENCE OF RAPE RELEVANT AND THEREFORE ADMISSIBLE WHERE GENOCIDE, BUT NOT CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY (RAPE), HAS BEEN CHARGED IN AN INDICTMENT? |
Kathleen Cavanaugh |
2001 |
| EXPERT WITNESSES |
Kimberly M. Miles |
2001 |
| UNDUE DELAY |
Kelly M. Before |
2001 |
| Balancing of the rights of the accused against the rights of a witness in regard to anonymous testimony |
Anna M. Haughton |
2001 |
| The Concept of Withdrawal from a Conspiracy |
Tammy Lopez |
2001 |
| Compensation of Victims Unnamed in Indictment |
Melanie K. Corrin |
2001 |
| The decision by the Appeals Chamber in Jelisić not to remit the case for trial after reversing a mid-trial acquittal |
Gregory P. Lombardi |
2001 |
| The degree of corroboration required for a witness’ testimony to be considered credible by the Trial Chamber. |
Patricia Wedding |
2001 |
| SURRENDER OF ACCUSED BY DOMESTIC STATES TO THE ICTR |
Agnes Escurel |
2001 |
| WHEN, IF EVER, WILL AN ILLEGAL ARREST RESULT IN THE DISMISSAL OF THE CHARGES AND; IF AN ILLEGAL ARREST DOES NOT RESULT IN A DISMISSAL OF THE CHARGES, WHAT, IF ANY, REMEDIES WILL EXIST FOR AN ILLEGAL ARREST? [html format] |
Benjamin Snyder |
2000 |
| SUPERIOR RESPONSIBILITY [html format] |
Loik Henderson |
2000 |
| CAN CIVILIANS BE HELD CRIMINALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW IN A NON-INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT? [html format] |
Kelly Baldwin |
2000 |
| WHEN DOES THE CRIME OF ATTEMPTED GENOCIDE BEGIN AND WHEN DOES THE CRIME OF ATTEMPTED GENOCIDE BECOME GENOCIDE? [html format] |
Kevin Ochalla |
2000 |
| Guilty Plea as a Mitigating Factor in Sentencing [html format] |
Dennis Ratliff |
2000 |
| IMPUTING THE INTENT OF A SUPERIOR
TO A SUBORDINATE |
April Yates |
2000 |
| DOES A DEFENDANT HAVE UNLIMITED ENTITLEMENT TO BE REPRESENTED BY THE ATTORNEY OF HIS/HER CHOICE, WHEN THE ATTORNEY IS APPOINTED BY THE TRIAL CHAMBER? |
Tami L. Roberts |
2000 |
| THE CONCEPT OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
IN PROSECUTIONS FOR CRIMES
BASED ON EXPRESSIVE ACTS |
Anna Pohl |
2000 |
| STANDARD OF COMPETENCE FOR ATTORNEYSWHO REPRESENT DEFENDANTS BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALFOR RWANDA |
Melanie Popper |
2000 |
| PRECEDENT AND THE DECISIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS |
Karyn Franzek |
2000 |
| WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS NECESSARY TO PROVE BY CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE THE DEATH OF A PARTICULAR PERSON |
Ann E. Cascanett |
2000 |
| ICTR: Legal conditions of subordination in criminal law. Requirements to be a subordinate to another person as a superior.
|
Tara Conklin, Karam Singh, & Cora True-Frost |
2000 |
| CAN A DEFENDANT BE CHARGED WITH OFFENSES UNDER TWO OR MORE ARTICLES OF THE ICTR STATUTE BASED ON THE SAME ACT(S)?
IF SO, CAN S/HE BE CONVICTED OF TWO OR MORE CRIMES BASED ON THE SAME ACT(S)? |
Michael Ashkouri |
2000 |
| ON WHAT GROUNDS DOES A DEFENDANT HAVE THE RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE COUNSEL? |
Lesly J. Michelot II |
2000 |
| A Survey of the Domestic Jurisdictions Influencing the Rwanda War Crimes Trials: A Comparative Analysis of French, British, American and Canadian Legal Sources |
Robyn Wood |
1999 |
| Law of Evidence: Does it Effect the Admissibility of Conspirator A's Statement Against Conspirator B if: 1. A is Charged in The Same indictment with B; 2. A is Charged in a Different Indictment with B; 3. A is Not Charged at All; 4. Neither A nor B is.. |
Raymond J. Wauford |
1999 |
| A Comparative Analysis of Two Criminal Procedure Regimes: Prosecuting Genocide at the ICTR in Rwanda and Murder in the United States |
Walter Tenney |
1999 |
| Sexual Violence as Genocide |
Val Tejera |
1999 |
| Complicity in Genocide as an Alternative Count to Genocide |
Robert T. Sheets |
1999 |
| A Comparative Analysis of National and International Legislation and Jurisprudence Regarding the Use of Deposition Evidence at Trial |
Maryellen Ryan |
1999 |
| Do the Hutus and Tutsis Qualify as "Ethnic" Groups Under the Terms of the Statute of International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, Given the Magnitudes of Intermarriage Between |
Eric Pelofsky, David Kassenbaum,, Thien-Ky Luu |
1999 |
| Criminal Prosecution Under the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda of Public Officials |
Walter S. Murray |
1999 |
| The Emergence of Gender and Rape as Elements of War Crimes |
Smitha Koppuzha |
1999 |
| The Limits of Law and Challenges of Political Expediency in War Crimes Trials: The Evolution of the ICTR Vis-Avis the Abandonment of Cambodian War Crimes Trials |
Kreg Espinola |
1999 |
| Legal Factors and Restrictions Involved in Assessing Consecutive Sentences for Multiple Convictions (as Per Rule 101(c)) |
Rommel Daniel |
1999 |
| Establishing the Ethnic Origin of Genocide Victims: The Akayesu Judgment in Point |
Paul Cohen |
1999 |
Law of Evidence: What are the Legal Prerequisites for Introducing the Statements of a Member of a Conspiracy (Conspirator A) as Evidence Against a Co-Conspirator (Conspirator B)
|
Donald Casale |
1999 |
| Problems and Solutions While Prosecuting Multiple Defendants Under the Present Rules of Procedure and Evidence for Joint Trials |
John Carey |
1999 |
| Defence of Superior Orders- A Legal Review of Article 6(4) of the ICTR Statute |
Kellie Bright |
1999 |
| Individual Criminal Responsibility of Civilians Violating Common Article 3 to the Geneva Convention |
Jeffrey Azia |
1999 |
| SENTENCING PROCEDURE OF CLEMENT KAYISHEMA AND OBED RUZINDANA UNDER THE STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR RWANDA FOR GENOCIDE AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY [html format] |
Scott Owens |
1999 |
| ADMISSIBILITY OF STATEMENT OF A WITNESS WHO DIES OR CANNOT BE FOUND FOR TRIAL [html format] |
Francis Kadiri |
1999 |
| AN ANALYSIS OF THE KAYISHEMA AND RUZINDANA JUDGMENT IN LIGHT OF EARLIER JURISPRUDENCE OF THE ICTR AND ICTY [html format] |
Mary Snyder |
1999 |
| PLEA BARGAINING UNDER THE RWANDAN STATUTE [html format] |
Sohan Desai |
1999 |
| WHAT CONSTITUTES THE ACTUAL INTENT REQUIREMENT [html format] |
Katerina Mills |
1999 |
| The Defenses of Duress and Necessity in International Law |
Robert Morrill |
1998 |
| What is the Legal Framework for and Basis for Bringing a Charge Related to Propaganda Under the Rwanda and Yugoslavia Tribunals' Statute? |
Dawne King |
1998 |
| Competence to Stand Trial |
Ivana Jacobs |
1998 |
| Comparison of the Guilty Plea Process of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the Courts of the United States of America |
Julie Fowler |
1998 |
| Joinder of Offenses and Joinder of Defendants in Light of Relevant United States, British and Canadian Precedent |
Andrea Varney |
1998 |
| Procedural Issues of Joinder and Severance |
Hoda Soliman |
1998 |
| The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda: the General Principles of the Rules of Evidence and Procedure |
Michael N. Rubin |
1998 |
| Use of Anonymous Witnesses |
Scott Powers |
1998 |
| Analysis of the First Judgment of the ICTR in Light of International Criminal Law as Applied by ICTY and its Predecessors |
Erin McBee |
1998 |
| On the Basis of National Legislation and case law as well as International Practice What Types of Accessory Participation, in the Sense of an Overt Act in Furtherance of a Conspiratorial Object, Attract Liability for the Crime of Conspiracy to Commit Genocide |
Tyler Letey |
1998 |
| What are Under International Law the Elements of the Crime Against Humanity of Extermination? |
Christopher Lee |
1998 |
| Asylum or Refugee Status to Witnesses of the Tribunal |
Philip Ingeneri |
1998 |
| Form of Indictments in International Criminal Law |
Jerry G. Hanley |
1998 |
| A Comprehensive Analysis of the Current Status of International Law in Relation to Grounds for Mitigation of Sentence |
Robert L. Gould |
1998 |
| Limitations to the Introduction of Evidence Which Relates to Events Prior to the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda |
Elizabeth A. Goss |
1997 |
| Criminal Responsibility Under the Statute of the ICTR for Acts Committed Before 1 January 1994 |
Patrick Fong |
1997 |
| The Privileges and Immunities of the Rwanda Tribunal Relating to Liability |
Gregory J. Donovan |
1997 |
| The Doctrine of Command Responsibility |
Tony Donegan |
1997 |
| Relationship Between Article 2(3) and Article 6(1) |
Jon-Eric Dentz |
1997 |
| What is the Scope of Complicity as referred to in Art. 4(3)(e) of the JCTY Statute, and what is the relationship between Art. 7 (individual criminal responsibility) and Art. 4? |
Christopher Coleman |
1997 |
| A Comparative Study of the Rules Relating to Joinder of Crimes and Accused |
Deanna Campbell |
1997 |
| Can a Civilian "Superior" Be Held Criminally Responsible for the Action of Their Subordinates |
Scott Starr |
1997 |
| Article 4 of the Statute of the ICTR and the Principle of Nulla Peona Sine Lege |
Craig Silverman |
1997 |
| Article 4 of the Statute of ICTR and the Principle of Nulla Poena Sine Lege |
Thomas D. Seymour |
1997 |
| Crimes Against Humanity: Connection to War |
Patrick Ruiz |
1997 |
| Means to Compel Witnesses to Testify Before the Tribunal |
Charlotte Manning |
1997 |
| The Power of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to Issue and Enforce Subpoenae to States, State Officials, Individuals, and International Organizations, and the Power to Review State Documents for National Security Concerns, and the Power |
Jon Lindeman |
1997 |
| When, If Ever, A Single Act Can Constitute A Crime Against Humanity |
Diane Johnson |
1997 |
| International Comparative Study of Bail for Serious Crimes |
Ed Hart |
1997 |
| What are the Criteria for Trials in Absentia in Civil Law Systems? |
Timothy T. Tucker |
1996 |
| The Use of Expert Witnesses in Civil and Common Law Jurisdictions |
Sean P. Downing |
1996 |
| Does an Act of Impeding Humanitarian Aid Shipments to Non-Combative Civilians Constitute a Violation of the Law and Customs of War? |
Nick Corontzes |
1996 |
| The Dictates of Public Conscience: The ICJ Nuclear Weapons Decision and the Scope of Customary International Law |
Barbara Andrade |
1996 |
