The Special Tribunal for Lebanon: Law and Practice (Oxford Monographs in International Humanitarian & Criminal Law)

The Special Tribunal Of The Lebanon Is The First International Tribunal Established To Try The Perpetrators Of A Terrorist Act: The Murder Of The Lebanese Prime Minister In 2005. This Book, Written By Practitioners With Experience Of The Court And Experts In International Criminal Law, Provides A Detailed Assessment Of Its Unique Law And Practice. Introduction: A Very Special Tribunal / David Tolbert -- The Creation Of The Tribunal In Its Context / Nicolas Michel -- The Legal Nature Of The Special Tribunal For Lebanon / Dr. Bahige Tabbarah -- The Un Investigation Of The Hariri Assassination / Amal Alamuddin And Anna Bonini -- The Crime Of Terrorism In Lebanese And International Law / Nidal Nabil Jurdi -- Individual Criminal Responsibility / Philippa Webb -- The Unique Rules Of Procedure Of The Stl / Dov Jacobs -- Responding To Cooperation Problems At The Stl / Göran Sluiter -- Victim Participation At The Special Tribunal For Lebanon / Howard Morrison And Emma Pountney -- Rights Of Suspects And Accused / John Rwd Jones Qc And Dr. Miša Zgonec-rožej -- The Stl Registry / David Tolbert And Evelyn Anoya -- Trial In Absentia Before The Special Tribunal For Lebanon / Paola Gaeta -- Ethics Before The Special Tribunal For Lebanon / Pascal Chenivesse And Daryl A. Mundis -- The Legacy Of The Special Tribunal For Lebanon / Harmen Van Der Wilt. Edited By Amal Alamuddin, Nidal Nabil Jurdi, And David Tolbert. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.