Index

• Author: Robert J. Currie
• Profession: Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University
• Pages: 619-646

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INDEX

Abduction, 473–79. See also Extrad ition,

abduction, and ex traordinary

rendition, alter natives to

Additional Proto cols to the Geneva Con-

ventio ns, 225, 251

Ad hoc tribun als, United Nations. See

United Nations ad h oc tribunals,

direct enforceme nt against core

crimes

Admissib ility of evidence gathered in

foreign states, 50 9–37

admissibi lity of foreign-gathered

evidence

catalogue s of factors, 513, 514

no test for, 513

Afghani stan law, governing activitie s

of Canadia n forces personnel, 525

avoiding extr aterritorial applicat ion

of the Canadian Ch arter of Rights

and Freedoms, 515

Canada-US Mutual L egal Assistance

Tre at y (ML AT), 515

evidence in accord ance with law

of requesting st ate, 515

Canadian Char ter of Rights and Free-

doms (Charter), 536

applies to tri al held in Canada,

511

evidence gather ed by foreign of-

f‌icials, exclude d, 511

s. 32 stage, 521

territori ally limited, 526

trial fa irness stage, 521

Canadia n forces personnel, 525

Canadia n off‌icials, 515

investigati ve activities in foreign

states, 516

Canadia n police, policy goal, partic i-

pation in tra nsnational investig a-

tions, 533

Canadia n Security Intelligence S er-

vice (CSIS), 524

Canadian Secur ity Intelligence Service

Act, 524

Controlled Drugs and Substa nces Act

(CDSA), 519

Criminal Code, 524, 525

domestic law, extrat erritorial applica-

tion, 531

evidence

Canadian Char ter of Rights and

Freedom s, 509, 510, 511

caselaw deve loped, 509

gathered by Can adian off‌icials,

515–23

INTERN ATIONAL AND TR ANSNATIONAL CRIMI NAL LAW620

gathered by foreign of f‌icials,

509–15

foreign off‌icial s, 509

foreign states, 50 9

internat ional criminal coope ration

obligations, 516

internat ional humanitaria n law

(IHL), 526

police, joint or cooperat ive investiga-

tions, 531

testimony, caregi vers, 515

Afghani stan, 1, 265, 280, 362, 525, 527,

537

African Un ion, 183, 221, 482

Agreement for the Prosecut ion and Punish-

ment of Major War Criminals of the

European Axis , and Establishing the

Charter of the Inte rnational Mil-

itary Tribunal (IMT Char ter), 5

Aggres sion, 152–56

def‌ined, 155

Draft Code of Cr imes against the

Peace and Secur ity of Mankind,

154

Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928, 153

Nuremberg Tribuna l, 153

prosecuting i ndividuals, maki ng ag-

gressive wa r, 153

Rome Statute, 155, 156

Special Working Group on t he Crime

of Aggres sion, 155, 156

UN Charter, 154, 155

Aircraft . See Jurisdiction, intern ational

and trans national crime

Al-Qaeda, 359, 362, 363

Antarctic. See Ju risdiction, intern ational

and trans national crime

AP I. See First Protocol to the Gene va

Conventions

AP II. See Second Protocol to the Ge neva

Conventions

Apartheid, 293 –95

1968 Conven tion on Non-Applic-

ability of Statutor y Limitations

to War Crimes and Crimes

against Humanity , 293

1973 Inter national Convention on

the Suppression and Pu nishment

of the Crime of Aparthei d, 293

Apartheid Conven tion, 12, 178,

294, 295

Canada, 295

crime agai nst humanity, 293

Genocide Conven tion, 294

South Afric a, 293

UN, 294

Apartheid Conven tion, 12, 178, 294, 295

Arab Convention on the Suppress ion of

Terrorism, 298

Arar, Maher, 480

Arctic region. See Jur isdiction, inter-

national and t ransnational cr ime

Aut dedere aut judi care, 19, 20, 96, 97, 98,

139, 216, 307, 309, 310, 348, 349,

351, 353, 358, 361, 365, 369, 372,

375, 376, 399, 448, 515

bin Laden, Osa ma, 362, 363

Bosnia and He rzegovina, 168, 211, 477,

551

CAH Act. See Crimes Against Huma nity

and War Crimes Act

Cambodia , 10, 207, 208, 389, 391

Canadian Char ter of Rights and Freedoms

(Charter), 16, 26, 28, 29, 38, 40,

41, 42, 67, 229, 232, 237, 238, 253,

254, 255, 256, 260, 279, 280, 292,

314, 329, 409, 458, 465, 466, 469,

470, 479, 489, 490, 491, 493, 495,

496, 594

Canadia n Security Intelligence S ervice

(CSIS), 26, 267, 328, 524, 525, 527

CAT. See United Nations Conve ntion

against Torture and other Cruel,

Inhuman and Degrading Treatment

or Punishment (CAT )

CDSA. See Controlled Drugs an d Substan-

ces Act

Central Af rican Republic, 181, 183, 192,

198

Charter. See Canadian Ch arter of Rights

and Freedoms

Charter of the Inte rnational Military Tri-

bunal (IMT Charter), 7, 118, 120,

128, 132, 147, 161, 162, 163, 164,

217, 232, 266, 549

Chicago Convention on Inter national Civil

Avia tion , 61