We have come to the final stage of our 2017 moodötchart.
I am happy to see so many people here, full of excitement, now who will actually win this year's competition.
bother Kenya or the
And we start of course, first with the presentation of the prosecution case and I give you the
floor.
Good afternoon mister President, your honor, may it please the Court.
My name is Anastasija Yermolenko and this is a great honor to appear before this Court
swearing that they would like to
prove that the
Created Barrier destroyer
was used as a bipartisan
incident providing reporting on
the prosecution.
We have fundamental grounds to believe
that Mr. Nobere is individually criminal responsible
for commitment to work crimes and crimes against humanity.
This trial is about violence and misery,
about sudden of innocent victims,
and crimes characterized either by the seriousness
and savagery or by the nonignitude
or by the fact they were a link
in a deliberately pursued policy
or that they were a part of a system
designed to spread terror
Obriga.
This trial is the last resort to maintain justice.
In it regard, and with your permission,
I will proceed with our first argument concerning admissibility of the case at hand
Article 17 Closed I of the Rome Statute
imposed three tests of admissibility
namely the complementarity, double jeopardy
and gravity test.
Since defense has challenged only two tests, the prosecution submits that this case is admissible since
Complementarity test is satisfied and, secondly, this case is of sufficient gravity to be heard by this court.
With all the court's of the first dimension, the prosecution claimed that the principle of
Complementarity ensures that, states sovereign right to try cases over the territory would not be encouraged upon.
Therefore, the ICC can take any measures in response to the crime
attempt, only in case of failure of the State to act in response of the crime, or in that
they were finding, the State is unwilling or unable to carry out an investigation in
response to the crime.
Thus, it is pisition of the prosecutor that there is no State, with jurisdiction over
the case, that is acting or has acted, in relation to such case.
Notwithstanding the fact that the term Rawls is not clearly defined in the Rawls Statute
It was revealed in the Faber's decision in Lubabo case,
where it was stated that even issues of a warrant
of arrest without reference to concrete crimes
cannot be regarded as an active position of the state
in response to the crime at hand.
Even though the commission of inquiry
can be established with accordance
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The Nuremberg Moot Court (nuremberg-moot.de) takes place every year. The competition aimes to encourage university students to become familiar with International Criminal Law by arguing a fictitious case in front of the "International Criminal Court". At the same time, it promotes the fundamental heritage of the Nuremberg Trials: criminal accountability within armed conflicts in keeping with the spirit of Human Rights and governed by the principle of fair trial as enshrined in the ICCPR in particular.
The Nuremberg Moot Court also aims at enabling students to improve their public speaking and practical legal skills. Students will come to understand the practices of the International Criminal Court through active participation in the competition. In addition, the competition seeks to advance knowledge about the International Criminal Court's mandate, functions, and jurisprudence. The language of the Court is English.
The final round of the competition 2017 was between National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine and Strathmore University, Kenia
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