Prosecutorial Discretion in the International Criminal Court: Legitimacy and the Politics of Justice (Contemporary Security Studies)
Prosecutorial Discretion in the International Criminal Court examines how prosecutorial decision-making intersects with legitimacy and the politics of justice. Situated within contemporary security studies, Farid Mohammed Rashid’s book offers a focused study of international criminal law, political judgment, and the institutional role of the Court.
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This book examines prosecutorial discretion in the International Criminal Court.
It considers how decisions about prosecution relate to legitimacy and the politics of justice.
Framed within contemporary security studies, the work explores the relationship between international criminal law and broader political concerns.
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