1st Edition
The Appeals Process in the International Criminal Court Evolution through Practice in the International Criminal Justice System
1. Introduction 2. Appealable Decisions 3. Participants to Appeal Proceedings 4. Appellate Procedure 5. Categories of Decisions on Appeal 6. Grounds of Appeal and Standard of Review 7. Evidence on Appeal 8. Scope of Appellate Review 9. Conclusions
Biography
Sonia Głogowska, LL.D., is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Criminal Procedure at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.
"I have been waiting for years for the publication of a monograph on the law governing the appellate proceedings before the International Criminal Court. Sonia Glogowska has found the courage to take on the formidable task and she has produced a piece of scholarship that very significantly advances our understanding of the topic. In the future, her book will therefore serve as one central point of reference for all those, practitioners and scholars alike, who wish to reflect more deeply about the fundamentals of the appeals process before the International Criminal Court."
Claus Kreß, Professor of International Law and Criminal Law and Director of the Institute of International Peace and Security Law at the University of Cologne, Germany
