Douglas Guilfoyle’s scientific contributions

... Thirdly, the Office of the Prosecutor, led by the Prosecutor and divided into three division (Jurisdiction, Complementary and Cooperation division) they are responsible for receiving referrals and any substantiated information on crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court (International Criminal Court, 2011: 20). Finally, all cases that go before the ICC are heard by Chambers (see Figure 13), which is organised into three divisions known as the Pre-Trial, Trial, and Appeals division (Ciampi, 2004;Schabas, 2010;Guilfoyle, 2016). There are four main categories in which the ICC investigate and prosecutes war crimes, crimes against humanity, crimes against peace and genocide. ...

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Locating the Missing: A critical examination of the taphonomic alterations and the archaeological and forensics techniques that can be used to identify them during the search for mass graves