Routledge International Criminal Law - Legal Studies Book

Explore the complex relationship between law and violence in this academic study from Routledge. This book examines the utility of law over violence and asks whether legality has an inherent disability when addressing mass violence as a crime. Located within the field of international law, the text assesses if prosecuting political violence leads to an abuse of the legal process. This work provides a deep look into the definition of criminal aggression. It encourages the use of legal processes established by the International Criminal Court rather than relying on political action under the United Nations Charter. It is a valuable resource for those studying international and comparative criminal justice, offering a critical perspective on how legal frameworks handle global conflict and political violence.