A Critical Analysis of the Hybrid Court for South Sudan

Atel Ongee Paito
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Atel Ongee Paito: LLB (Hons), PgDip (London) LLM (UWC) South Africa, LLD (Candidate, UWC) South Africa

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2024, vol. 8, issue 6, 1333-1342

Abstract: It has been shown above that the existing examples of hybrid tribunals are too distinct from each other to be properly assessed together as one model of international criminal prosecutions. Each hybrid tribunal is distinct in its historical background, its manner of establishment and legal personality. The South Sudan Hybrid Court is no exception. This article analysis, inter alia, the composition and structure, jurisdiction of Hybrid Court for South Sudan, its relationship with domestic courts and other transitional mechanisms.

Date: 2024
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