Criminal jurisdiction in international criminal law. Textbook
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The training manual covers such a fundamental and comprehensive phenomenon of international cooperation in the fight against crime - international criminal law, as criminal jurisdiction. The theoretical foundations of this phenomenon are presented, the terminology that verbalizes it is analyzed and deconstructed, the features of its manifestations are described in positive law and the practical problems of international criminal law relations related to the establishment and spatial effects of criminal jurisdiction. The manual not only demonstrates a variety of approaches to jurisdiction and related constructions in a comparative legal aspect, but also alternative to existing ways to resolve jurisdictional issues, to which the reader is also invited. The reference materials contained in the manual allow you to acquire the most complete picture of criminal jurisdiction, and may also be a good help in practical activities. Scientists studying this issue, teachers of legal universities (faculties), graduate students, adjuncts, students of higher educational institutions?, As well as law enforcement officers with advanced training and professional training. Recommended as the main literature on the discipline “Legal problems of jurisdiction in the field of international cooperation in the fight against crime”, additional literature on the disciplines “International Cooperation in the field of criminal proceedings”, “Comparative criminal law”, “Comparative criminal process”, “International criminal law” , International Criminal Procedure for students of MGIMO Foreign Ministry of Russia, studying under the program of the magistracy International cooperation in the field of law enforcement and criminal justice.
Author:
Author:Татаринов Матвей Константинович
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Law & Legal
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00172-449-0
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