Redressing miscarriages of Justice; practice and procedure in national and international criminal law cases

Redressing Miscarriages in Justice in International Criminal Cases succintly analyzes techniques and practices before both national courts and international criminal tribunals, attempting to answer such questions as "when is a conviction safe or unsafe" and "when and how to assess and introduce fresh evidence to reopen a criminal case". While addressing, inter alia, the role of human rights protection and forensic sciences in this area, the text develops a legal framework which is intrumental for practitioners dealing with review procedures before domestic cour (U.S., U.K., Canada, the Netherlands) and international criminal tribunals such as the ICTY, ICT and ICC.