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Followed by the statement of the resolutions issued by
the Egyptian judiciary on the case before it the
beginning not to proceed down to the final issuance
of the provisions of these terms and Authentic
Then statement overlap in jurisdiction rules and the
rules of priority in the exercise and the effects
resulting from it control
In the end, it is presented conclusions and
recommendations reached by the researcher in the
light of this research
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Then the statement of appeal on the preliminary
court decisions in the case and its impact on the
proceedings later stage and the requirements and
conditions of this
This chapter also deals with authoritative judgments
of the International Criminal Court and authoritative
national provisions before the court
Chapter IV: The provisions of overlap
between the jurisdiction of the
International Criminal Court, and the
jurisdiction of the Egyptian criminal
justice.
where it is to clarify a set of points which show the
results of this research and its objectives through the
statement of the Egyptian point of view with regard to
the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
Then address the jurisdiction of the Egyptian
criminal justice and the rules that control it and cases
of positive and negative sprawl and Authentic
provisions of foreign courts in front of him
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Chapter II: within the jurisdiction of the
International Criminal Court.
In this chapter were addressed within the jurisdiction
of the International Criminal Court and what enters
and what does not fall within and through that the
normal jurisdiction of the Court in accordance with
Article 12 of the Rome Statute
Then the extraordinary jurisdiction of the
International Criminal Court on behalf of Security
Council resolutions in accordance with articles 13.2
and 15 / 2 of the Rome Statute
with a statement of the special provisions of each case
separately
Chapter III: The stages of the trigger
before the International Criminal Court.
In this chapter will be the way the statement of the
International Criminal Court in the case before them
and how to accept this for doing so and how to trigger
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Chapter One: the legal nature of
the International Criminal Court
This chapter is exposed to the legal nature of the
International Criminal Court and the statement of
acquisition of legal personality at the international
level on the basis that it contains all the elements of
the international organization
Also the components of the International Criminal
Court and administrative structure of the Assembly of
States Parties and the administrative system and the
judiciary
After that it will address the most important means to
protect the work of the International Criminal Court
through the statement of acts that are punishable
perpetrators, which represents an attack on the work
of the Court and set out in Article 70 of the Rome
Statute.
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Part II
the procedural jurisdiction of
the International Criminal
Court and its impact on the
jurisdiction of the Egyptian
criminal justice
This part contains four chapters:
Chapter One: the legal nature of the International
Criminal Court
Chapter II: within the jurisdiction of the
International Criminal Court.
Chapter III: The stages of the trigger before the
International Criminal Court.
Chapter IV: The provisions of overlap between the
jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, and
the jurisdiction of the Egyptian criminal justice.
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- knowing and element concerning the awareness of
the perpetrator of one of the senses through the
elements of the crime and what is required by
knowing and what does not need to be aware of him
- The element of will and the guidance and the
statement of the elements that will be required to go
to them to say that the act intentional and special
cases that show the relationship will result and
behavior
- Symptoms that affect the mental element which
prevents the responsibility of the offender as a result
of the absence of a mental element
Chapter IV: The Rome Statute crimes:
It deals with the four crimes contained in the Rome
Statute which
1. Crime of Genocide
2-crimes against humanity
3-War Crimes
4-crime of aggression
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project and the result of conduct legally banned and
the causal link which connects between them
The physical element of the crime to him details of
where to take it private for a period of time or its
relationship to other similar behaviors and situations
- And then be taken up two important physical corner
The first shape is a material element of incomplete or
attempt and rules that control
The second image is more of an active participation
in achieving the material element of the crime,
whether they are on an equal footing for the role of
each of them in the original contribution or were
unequal in roles in contributing to dependency
It will also be leaders, presidents and their
responsibility for crimes committed by persons subject
to their supervision eating special case
Chapter III mental element
This chapter addresses racial mental element, namely
knowing and the will and the symptoms that afflict
this corner
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- The nature of the Rome Statute through the
statement of the basic features of the Rome Statute,
which describes how to deal with both States Parties
and non-Parties
- Entry into force of the Rome Statute in terms of
time, place and people
- And then be dealt with the principle of legality
through a statement its meaning and basic rules and
the effects resulting from the application of legality is
followed by a study of the causes is permitted on the
basis of it the most important result of the principle of
legality if the decriminalization cover for doing what
Chapter II: The Physical element of the
crimes
This chapter deals with the material element in
general
Then initiate criminal and contribute
- For physical corner in general, it comes expressing
his criminal behavior which is the interface in which
they can find out the seriousness of the offender and
the gravity of his crime and the physical elements
determined by the corner and distinctiveness, a non(
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and especially Leipzig and Nuremberg and Tokyo, the
former Yugoslavia and Rwanda
Part I of this research
The substantive provisions in the
Rome Statute
In this section will be dealt with in the substantive
rules of the Rome Statute through four chapters as
follows:
Chapter One: the general rules of the Rome Statute.
Chapter II: The physical element of the crimes
Chapter III: The mental element of the crimes
Chapter IV: the crimes contained in the Rome Statute
- Chapter I: General rules in the
Rome Statute.
It deals with the general rules which show the nature
and control application and effect group, and
relations arising out of it by examining each of:
The nature of the Rome Statute and effect.
The principle of legality to the Rome Statute
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negative result and the criminal and the causal
relationship that binds them
2. mental element of the crime and its two general
elements will and knowing
3. International aspect of international crime which
is the separation between the domestic law crime and
international
crime that characterizes the international crime and
international interest as well as a statement as the
basis for this corner
- International criminal courts and their competence
will be next topic by studying the history and the rules
that govern their work as follows:
1-rules that determine the scope of application of the
criminal legal base in general and in particular the
International
2. The rules that control international criminal
jurisdiction and how to be a court to exercise its
jurisdiction over the case to clarify what with various
foundations to the jurisdiction of any court
3. The history of international trials and international
criminal tribunals that have been held by the trials
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This research deals with the possible relationship
between the Egyptian Criminal courts and the
International Criminal Court in terms of legibility
and its results and its provisions in the light of the
rules of the Egyptian Penal Code and the Rome
Statute
This research are addressing this subject as follows:
The introductory chapter:
the introductory chapter of this research topics
reviews of international crime and the rules that deal
with it and competence in the field of international
criminal law and in the following manner
- The concept of international crime and
international interests that are protected by the
international community with all its elements
International rules that define the concept of
international crime in the light of international
criminal law and the distinction between them and
the internal crime
Elements of international crime that determine the
final scope and shape
1. Physical element of international crime and
content of the behavior as well it was positive or