Two FBI agents examine the private world of the late Mafia boss, Paul Castellano, and relate the downfall of his crime family.
Dalam masyarakat yang berlandaskan keadilan di bawah supremasi hukum, solusi hukum dapat membantu mencegah pertumbuhan dan ekspresi intoleransi dan membantu mendorong sikap toleran. Hukum dapat berperan positif untuk mempromosikan multikulturalisme, tetapi juga dapat menjadi penghalang bagi penerapannya secara efektif. Sejauh menyangkut hukum pidana, pokok bahasannya terbagi dalam dua kelompok …
This volume provides a concise introduction to the issues and debates regarding modern piracy, including naval operations, law, and diplomacy, and focuses on the recent surge of attacks off the coasts of Africa and Asia.
This book is documenting the trace of advocacy that Munir did since he established Impersial (Indonesian Human Right Monitor)up to yhr legal process after his death.The wnding road to justice concluded there is goverment involvement in Munir's murder.This book consists of several chapters.Chapter I explains the paradigmatic frame and the writing method.Chapter II explains the advocacy that Muni…
The crime of trafficking in persons is being increasingly committed in an international context, and has been facilitated by globalisation. As is transparent from a file study conducted in the Netherlands and which is included in this book, many of the problems in prosecuting this crime are aggravated by the fact that more than one state is involved. National criminal laws based on state sovere…
This book contains: 1. Criminal justice in India 2. Miscarriage of justice 3. The police 4. Investigation of unnatural deaths 5. Testimonial compulsion 6. The courts 7. Public prosecutor 8. Bail 9. The golden thread 10. the trial 11. Punishment 12. Human rights
Tackling the crucial issue of our day--the rebuilding of countries following ethnic cleansing and genocide, this book evaluates the role of trials and tribunals with regard to social reconstruction and reconciliation. The voices of the people of Rwanda and Yugoslavia are heard through the results of extensive surveys and recorded conversations. Their thoughts of past and future controversially …
One August night in 1996, on a rural highway in Java, an investigative journalist was beaten to death by unknown assailants. Two months later, police arrested a high-school drop-out and put him on trial for the reporter's murder. One problem: the accused killer had never met his alleged victim. Entwined in local rivalries, media intrigues, and the long-held beliefs of many Javanese in fate, myt…