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The disclosure of evidence in proceedings before the International Criminal Court ( icc ) usually raises vigorous debates in the courtroom. The Defence may claim a breach of the rights of the accused if the prosecution does not comply with its obligations relating to disclosure, while the prosecution may contend that it is doing its best to comply with such obligations.
International Criminal Law Review – Brill
Published: Nov 23, 2016
Keywords: International Criminal Court ( icc ); disclosure of evidence; prosecution disclosure; incriminating material; exculpatory material; defence disclosure
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