International Criminal Law (in Serbian)
The author of this book attempted to establish, based on a number of national and international cases and treaties in the field of international criminal law, what is the essence of fundamental rules that define certain impermissible acts as international crimes and to display international legal processes for their persecution and punishment. This is a successful attempt to, as far as is possible, design a coherent theoretical framework for a multitude of conflicting and incomplete rules, principles, concepts and legal constructs that today make up international criminal law. The book cites all the most important cases before national and international courts that help the reader learn how courts apply specific legal rules or how they interpret them.
