Mayeul Hiéramente &
Patricia Schneider have published
The Defence in International Criminal Trials: Observations on the Role of the Defence at the ICTY, ICTR and ICC (Nomos 2016). Here's the abstract:
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Benjamin Ferencz, Preface
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Heiko Ahlbrecht,
Vorwort
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Colleen Rohan,
The Defence in International Criminal Trials:
Important Actor or Necessary Evil?
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Mayeul Hiéramente,
Die Deutungshoheit im Gerichtssaal oder
„Die Bändigung des Ungeheuers“
Anmerkungen zum sich selbst verteidigenden Angeklagten
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Philipp Graebke,
Die Verteidigung im Verfahren gegen Adolf Eichmann
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Julia Gebhard,
Arguing Human Rights from the Bench?
How Judges in International Criminal Courts
Perceive International Human Rights Law
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Marie O’Leary,
Compelling Fair Trials: The Necessity of Effective
Court Powers to Ensure a Defendant’s Right “to examine,
or have examined, the witnesses against him or her”
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Masha Fedorova,
Disclosure of Information as an Instrument Ensuring Equality
of Arms in International Criminal Proceedings
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Eleni Chaitidou & Elisa Hoven,
The Person’s Liberty at Stake –
A Tour d’Horizon on the Rights of the Arrested Person
under the Rome Statute
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Sally Alexandra Longworth,
Sentencing at the International Criminal Court
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Isabel Düsterhöft & Dominic Kennedy,
How to Manage the Defence – Experiences from the ADC-ICTY
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Philipp Müller,
Promoting Justice between Independence and Institutional
Constraints: The Role of the Office of the Public Counsel
of the Defence at the ICC
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Mayeul Hiéramente & Patricia Schneider,
Kein faires Verfahren ohne effektive Verteidigung –
Zusammenfassende Bemerkungen zu einem vergessenen Akteur
der internationalen Strafjustiz und Ausblick
