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Special Issue: 'Law Should Govern: Aspiring General Principles for Transnational Criminal Justice'

Editorial Law Should Govern: Aspiring General Principles for Transnational Criminal Justice

Introduction

Towards a Transnational Application of the Legality Principle in the EU’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice?

The Expansion of Swiss Criminal Jurisdiction in Light of International Law

The Passive Personality Principle and the General Principle of Ne Bis In Idem

Prosecutions of Extraterritorial Criminal Conduct and the Abuse of Rights Doctrine

Transnational Cooperation in Criminal Matters and the Guarantee of a Fair Trial: Approaches to a General Principle

Terrorists and Fair Trial: The Right to a Fair Trial for Alleged Terrorists Detained in Guantánamo Bay

Transnational Criminal Proceedings, Witness Evidence and Confrontation: Lessons from the ECtHR’s Case Law

The Right to a Fair Trial and International Cooperation in Criminal Matters: Article 6 ECHR and the Recovery of Assets in Grand Corruption Cases

General Principles of Transnationalised Criminal Justice? Exploratory Reflections

The Prerequisite of Personal Guilt and the Duty to Know the Law in the Light of Article 32 ICC Statute

‘Transnationalising’ Ne Bis In Idem: How the Rule of Ne Bis In Idem Reveals the Principle of Personal Legal Certainty

Ne Bis In Idem: Towards a Transnational Constitutional Principle in the EU?

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EditorialLaw Should Govern: Aspiring General Principles for Transnational Criminal Justice

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