Abstract

This note comments on the implications of the change in the ICTY appellate jurisprudence regarding 'specific direction' as the element of the aiding and abetting liability from Perisic to Sainovic, as well as on the prosecution motion for reconsideration of the former judgment in light of the latter . The paper addresses the contention between the differently constituted appellate benches from the perspective of judicial restraint, legal certainty, and stability of jurisprudence. It argues that the ICTY must uphold the principles of ne bis in idem and res judicata when deciding on the admissibility and merits of the prosecution motion.

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