The Prosecutor v. Laurent Semanza, Case No. ICTR-97-20, Judgment, Appeals Chamber (20 May 2005) |
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| Authors: | Weernink Anne LLM |
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| Institution: | Correspondence: * Anne Weernink LL.M. is currently leading an European research project for the Jesuit Refugee Service Europe. (www.jrseurope.org). She has been an intern before at Chambers of the ICTR in (April–September) 2005, and this paper has been drafted during this period (email: aweernink{at}gmail.com). |
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| Abstract: | This case note identifies the relevant findings of the AppealsJudgment of Semanza, which have an impact on the developmentof international criminal law. In particular, the case notewill discuss the phenomenon of cumulative convictions, the positionof authority within the definition of ordering and the competenceof the Appeals Chamber to enter a first conviction. |
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