ICC-Trial Competition

Welcome!

Welcome to the website of the ICLN ICC Trial Competition.

The 5th edition of this unique Competition will take place from 22 until 27 April 2012 in The Hague, the Netherlands. The finals of the Competition will take place on 27 April 2012 in an ICC Court Room and will be adjudicated by ICC judges.

We are looking forward to welcome the 33 registered teams to the City of Peace and Justice! 

 

National Rounds for the ICLN ICC Trial Competition

30 January 2012: On Thursday 2 February 2012, the National Round for the University of Amsterdam, Leiden University and Utrecht University will take place at Utrecht University. For more information, click here. From 10-12 February the Regional Round for the Americas and Caribbean will be organised by Pace Law School. Information on this regional round can be found here. 

 

Judges involved in the Competition

22 January 2012: The following Judges confirmed their involvement in the oral rounds of the ICLN ICC Trial Competition:

  • Judge Nosworthy (Special Tribunal for Lebanon)
  • Judge Harhoff (ICTY)
  • Judge Matimba Nyambe (ICTY)
  • Judge Morrison (ICTY)
  • Judge Orie (ICTY)
  • Judge Ramaroson (ICTY)
  • Judge Trechsel (ICTY)
We will keep you updated on the participation of the Judges! 

 

The Lubanga Trial: Lessons Learned

6 January 2012: The International Criminal Court Student Network organises on 8 and 9 March 2012 a conference on the Lubanga Trial. For more information on the conference. Please follow this link

 

Clarification Rule 20 - Word Limit

2 January 2012: Please note that we clarified Rule 20 - Word Limit. The Rule now reads: "Each Memorial must not exceed 10.000 words (including footnotes). Violations of this article are sanctioned by five (5) penalty points per 400 words. The 10.000 words include the Statement of facts, Issues, Summary of arguments, Written arguments, Submissions and (optional) Annexes".

 The ICLN Team wishes you all a very happy 2012!
 

Examples of the Memorial

15 December 2011: Please note that we published two examples of a Memorial in the Case section of the website.  

 

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