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Territorial jurisdiction in Belgium and limitations (immunities, jurisdiction on sea and in air space); Extraterritorial jurisdiction (principles of active and passive nationality, principle of protection of national interests, universal jurisdiction); Co-operation and mutual assistance in criminal matters (for investigation, enforcement of judgements, extradition, European arrest warrant, international arrest warrant, Interpol, Europol, Eurojust, transfer of condemned persons, etc); International crimes (ways of establishing international crimes, nature and contents of international crimes, etc); International criminal courts (ICC, ICTs, mixed ICTs, proceedings and case-law)
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In French: International Criminal Law, Bruylant, 2009, circa 1700 p., and Code of international criminal law, Bruylant, 2009, circa 1600 p
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total: 4 ECTS (théorie: 2, travaux personnels: 2)
The ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credit is a measure of the student workload for each activity associated with a course. Conventionally, one ECTS credit represents 24h of work.
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