Abstract
Introduction Part I. Fair and Expeditious International Criminal Trials: 1. Introduction 2. Fair trial rights 3. Expeditious trials 4. Application and interpretation of human rights by the ICTY Part II. The Prosecution Case in Milosevic - Getting Off on the Wrong Foot: 5. Content and scope of the Milosevic indictments 6. Pleading practice and problems with the Milosevic indictments 7. Joinder of the Milo evic indictments 8. Rule 98bis (judgement of acquittal) decision 9. Conclusion Part III. Case Management Challenges in the Milo evic Trial: 10. Managing the Milo evic case 11. Case management principles in national and international criminal law 12. Conclusion Part IV. Representation and Resource Issues in the Milosevic Case: 13. Self-representation in international criminal law - limitations and qualifications on that right 14. Resources and facilities available to Milosevic 15. Conclusion Part V. Conclusions: 16. The prosecution case must be focused, comprehensible and manageable 17. The future of case management in complex international criminal law cases 18. Managing resource and representation issues in complex international criminal law cases 19. The need for a new appellate jurisdiction for international criminal law 20. After Milosevic: the future of complex international criminal trials.
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