Towards an International Criminal Procedure

This book seeks to develop an international criminal procedural order that reconciles Continental and Anglo-American approaches. It compares German criminal procedure and English and U.S. procedure and traces their historical and philosophical development. The criminal process is covered from the first steps of the investigation up to the imprisonment of the convicted.

Christoph Safferling is Rechtsreferendar at the Upper Regional Court in Munich, Germany and Junior Lecturer in the Law Faculty at the University of Hannover.

Table of Cases

xi

Abbreviations

xxi

Introduction

1

(4)

About the Necessity of Respect for the Alleged Offender

5

(49)

The Pre-Trial Inquiry

54

(118)

Confirming the Indictment

172

(35)

The Trial

207

(112)

After the Conviction

319

(21)

The Post-Trial Stage

340

(26)

Summary: Towards an International Criminal Procedure

366

(14)

Bibliography

380

(11)

Index

391

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Towards an International Criminal Procedure

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