Plea-Bargaining in International Criminal Tribunals: A Legitimate and Necessary Tool
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Plea-Bargaining in International Criminal Tribunals: A Legitimate and Necessary Tool

by Matthew L. Duffin

Law criminal justice international law
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Plea-Bargaining in International Criminal Tribunals examines the role of plea bargaining in international criminal justice. Focusing on its legitimacy and necessity, this work provides a focused resource for readers interested in international law, criminal procedure, and the use of legal tools before international tribunals.

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This work examines plea bargaining in the context of international criminal tribunals.

It focuses on whether plea bargaining can be regarded as a legitimate tool within international criminal justice.

The book also considers the argument that plea bargaining may be necessary in proceedings before international criminal tribunals.

Its subject will interest readers studying international law, criminal procedure, and the operation of international tribunals.

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