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(PDF) European Criminal Law as an Exercise in EU

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NOTES Books and JournalsBantekas, I., 2006. Reflections on some sources and methods of international criminal andhumanitarian law. International Criminal Law Review. 6 (1). p. 121.With the assistance of this journal the author gained basic understanding of criminal law,as prevalent at an international level. In order to understand the concept of private defence,the fundamentals of criminal law were understood through this concept. Barkow, R. E., 2006. Separation of powers and the criminal law. Stanford Law Review,pp.989-1054.Through this source separation of power between legislature, executive and judiciary wasestablished, specifically in relation to criminal law. Also, the standing of self-defence ateach level was identified. Baylis, E.A., 2009. Reassessing the Role of International Criminal Law: Rebuilding NationalCourts Through Transnational Networks. Boston College Law Review. 50(1). pp.2008-06.The interaction of international and domestic law in relation to self – defence was studiedand analyzed. Hall, J., 2010. General principles of criminal law. The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd.The complete concept of self-defence was understood, and all the elements in respect tothe same were identified to enhance the understanding. Jalloh, C.C., 2009. Regionalizing International Criminal Law?. International Criminal LawReview. 9(3). pp.445-499.The implications of international criminal law on the domestic law was studied, in terms ofself-defence.Maroney, T.A., 2006. Law and emotion: a proposed taxonomy of an emerging field. Law andhuman behavior. 30(2). p.119.Various aspects of human behaviour were understood in order to improvise theunderstanding of self-defence. Factors which are relevant to for ascertainment of self-defence were identified. Novoselec, P., 2009. Relationship between criminal law and european law; Liability of legalpersons for criminal offences. Pravni fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu.1
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