International Criminal Court

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1. What does Article29 provide concerning crimes within the ICC’s jurisdiction? Multiple Choice Easy
2. A prosecutor asks the ICC to treat conduct outside every applicable crime definition as criminal solely because it rese… Multiple Choice Medium
3. Before final judgment, the law applicable to a case changes in a way stipulated to be more favourable to the accused. T… Multiple Choice Medium
4. All charged conduct was completed before the Rome Statute entered into force. A prosecutor invokes Article29’s absence … Multiple Choice Hard
5. A party proves that an act was criminal under a national code but concedes it does not fall within any applicable Rome … Multiple Choice Hard
6. Distinguish the absence of a statute of limitations under Article29 from the temporal limits in Articles11 and24. Essay Medium
7. A prosecutor relies on analogy to fill an admitted gap in a Rome Statute crime definition. Explain Article22’s safeguar… Essay Medium
8. Explain Article24(2)’s favourable-law rule and why applying it does not require a pardon or necessarily dictate acquitt… Essay Medium