الضمانات المتوفرة للمتهم أمام المحكمة الجناية الدولية خلال فترة التحقيق

Abstract EN

The Rome Statute is a statute that combines the accusatory system of criminal principles and its guarantees that are summarized in public, verbal, and face-to-face, and the investigative system, and its main feature is the system of evidence.

In the case, unless there is sufficient evidence for the judge in terms of number and type, and according to conditions and criteria previously set for each category of crimes without personal conviction having any effect on the judge’s judgment.

The accused enjoys a set of guarantees that provide him with a fair trial before the International Criminal Court, whether during the investigation stage carried out by the Prosecutor General, or during the approval phase of the charges before the trial before the Pre-Trial Chamber, or during the two-degree trial phase, before the Trial Chamber as a first degree Then, before the Appeals Chamber as a second degree, and finally during the penalty implementation phase.