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"Tuomitaan taikuuden harjoittamisesta" : taikuusoikeudenkäynnit 1700-luvun lopun Pohjois-Pohjanmaalla ja Kainuussa
2007
Much Cry and Little Wool?: Determining the Exact Role of the Inter-national Criminal Court in Transitional Justice Efforts
2021
The International Criminal Court (“ICC”) is a milestone in the fight against impunity. However, the expectations for what the ICC can achieve have often been distorted. Thus, the main research question of this Article is: what exactly is the role of the ICC within transitional justice efforts? My answer consists of three parts. First, there is a need to delimit the ICC’s mandate, namely, what it means to be an international criminal tribunal as opposed to other international bodies, and how the ICC is embedded in a system which includes the States Parties to the ICC Statute. Second, academics and practitioners need to bear in mind that only few perpetrators (the “persons most responsible”) …
Skriver man begripliga domar? : en rättslingvistisk jämförelse mellan finlandssvenska och sverigesvenska domsmotiveringar
2007
Käyttäjävaatimusten määrittelyn haasteet monimutkaisen ympäristön sisällönhallinnan kehittämisessä : tapaustutkimus
2016
Tutkielman tarkoitus oli selvittää monimutkaisen sisällönhallinnan ympäristön käyttäjävaatimusten määrittelyn haasteita. Tutkimusongelma nousi esiin pitkälti julkishallinnon pyrkimyksistä tietovarantojen avaamiseen ja kehittämiseen avoimilla ratkaisuilla. Tarve organisaation työprosessien kehittämiselle informaatio- ja viestintäteknologian avulla on myös usein akuutti. Tutkimusmenetelmä oli tapaustutkimus (case study), jossa tapauksena käsiteltiin syyttäjien ja yleisten tuomioistuinten Aineistopankkihanketta (AIPA). Tutkielman tekijä osallistui hanketyöskentelyyn työharjoittelun puitteissa. Tutkielman tarkoituksena oli myös selvittää millaisia menetelmiä ja tekniikoita tapausympäristön sisä…
Victims at the Central African Republic's Special Criminal Court
2021
The Central African Republic's Special Criminal Court (SCC), the latest hybrid criminal tribunal, may be considered an important legal development concerning victims of mass atrocities in international criminal justice mechanisms due to certain characteristics. Yet there is no academic commentary on victims at the SCC; this piece seeks to fill the gap. First it considers restorative justice as a general framework for victims’ roles and rights in criminal justice in contexts of mass atrocities. Second, victim matters at the SCC are examined: victim protection, victims as civil parties, and reparations. Overall, this paper argues that provisions on victims’ roles and rights contained in SCC i…
Why being there mattered : staged transparency at the International Criminal Court
2021
The International Criminal Court (ICC) represents a criminal justice setting exceptionally welcoming to discourse scholars. The court website provides ample information about ongoing cases, hearings are livestreamed, and transcripts, video footage, and other relevant documents are available online. Against this background of comprehensive transparency, this paper explores the additional value of physically attending ICC trial hearings. An auto-ethnography of how the ICC court landscape structures the visitor's path to the courtroom gallery, it is claimed, brings out the staged nature of the Court's projection of transparency. The ensuing discussion explicates the implications of these stagi…
Disentangling Law and Religion in the Rohingya Case at the International Criminal Court
2021
The Rohingya are one of the most persecuted minorities in the world. Military campaigns conducted by Myanmar against the Rohingya have led to numerous deaths, widespread cases of sexual violence, the destruction of hundreds of villages, and the deportation of more than 700,000 people to Bangladesh. These events have triggered proceedings at the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC has arguably failed to address the religious dimensions of crimes and facts in some of its previous jurisprudence appropriately. The entanglement of law and religion at the ICC may lead to an impoverished ratio decidendi and disregard for the victims’ claims. We hence argue that, by disentangling law and re…