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Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1999. Soft cover. Very Good. The interior of the journal is crisp and clean, with no marks or wear. The paper covers have minor wear at tips and corners. Partial Contents: -- 1. The Pinochet precedent: don't leave home without it, by Neil Boister & Richard Burchill. -- 2. Children and young persons in the criminal justice system: the Council of Europe recommendations on witness protection and rights of the defence, by J. F. Nijboer. -- 3. A silly queston? court sanctions against defence counsel for trial misconduct, by Michael Bohlander.

Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. Soft cover. Very Good. The interior of the journal is crisp and clean, with no marks or wear. The paper covers have minor wear at tips and corners. Partial Contents: -- 1. Building a new judiciary for East Timor: challenges of a fledgling nation, by Hansjoerg Strohmeyer. -- Reforming the criminal law of corruption, by Peter Alldridge. -- 3. Judicial reform versus judicial corruption: recent developments in China, by Xou Keyuan. -- 4. The doctrine of universal jurisdiction: a review of the literature. -- 5. A European view on forensic expertise and counter-expertise, by Livia E. M. P. Jakobs & Wim J. J. M. Sprangers.

Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. Soft cover. Very Good. The interior of the journal is crisp and clean, with no marks or wear. The paper covers have minor wear at tips and corners. Partial Contents: -- 1. The rule of law in Kosovo: problems and prospects, by F. M. Lorenz. -- 2. Human rights and international mutual legal assistance: resolving the tension, by Robert J. Currie. -- 3. Universal criminal jurisdiction: the Belgian state of affairs, by Luc Reydams. -- Prosecutor v. Dusko Tadic: waiting to exhale, by Michael Bohlander. -- 4. The United States Federal Sentencing Guidelines: who is watching the makers of grids? by Roger S. Clark.

Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. Soft cover. Very Good. The interior of the journal is crisp and clean, with no marks or wear. The paper covers have minor wear at tips and corners. Partial Contents: -- 1. New courts management and the professionalisation of summary justice in England and Wales, by B. Fitzpatrick & others. -- 2. Capital punishment and the United Nations: recent developments, by Ilias Bantekas & Peter Hodgkinson. -- 3. The French law of intent and its influence on the development of international criminal law, by Catherine Elliott. -- 4. Victims' rights and legal strategies: Israel as a case study, by Leslie Sebba