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Image-based evidence in international criminal prosecutions
In this pioneering work, Jonathan W. Hak offers insightful commentary on the authentication and interpretation of image-based evidence, setting out how it can be effectively used in international criminal prosecutions.
Cover -- Image-Based Evidence in International Criminal Prosecutions -- Copyright -- Contents -- Table of Cases -- Introduction -- PART I. IMAGE- BASED EVIDENCE IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS -- 1. Image-​Based Evidence as a Method of Proof -- Introduction -- 1. The Role of Viva Voce Evidence -- 2. The Value of Image-​Based Evidence for Proof Purposes -- 3. Storytelling: Constructing a Visual Trial Narrative -- 3.1 The Nuremberg Trial: Pictorial Depiction of the Holocaust -- 3.2 Damning Images and Defendants -- 4. Common Types of Image-​Based Evidence
4.1 Film, Video, and Photographs -- 4.1.1 Application to Atrocity Crime Prosecutions -- 4.2 Remote Sensing Technology: Geospatial Evidence -- 4.2.1 Application to Atrocity Crime Prosecutions -- Conclusion -- 2. Image-​Based Evidence as a Didactic Tool -- Introduction -- 1. Contextualizing Diverse Goals of International Criminal Justice -- 1.1 Truth Discovery -- 1.2 Creating a Historical Record -- 1.3 The Nuremberg Trial: Truth for Trial, History Forever -- 2. Using Image-​Based Evidence as a Didactic Tool at Trial -- 2.1 Visual Timelines -- 2.2 Three-​Dimensional (3D) Terrestrial Laser Scanning
2.3 Computer Generated Visualizations: Animations and Simulations -- 3. Demonstrative Evidence -- Conclusion -- 3. The Democratization of Image-​Based Evidence -- Introduction -- 1. The Role of Civilian Visual Evidence in Atrocity Crime Investigations -- 1.1 The Value of Civilian Visual Evidence -- 1.2 The Challenges Posed by Civilian Visual Evidence -- 1.3 A Word of Caution Regarding Democratization and the Use of Intermediaries -- 2. Transmitting the Evidence -- 3. Civilian Visual Evidence And Atrocity Crimes -- 3.1 International Criminal Court
3.2 National Prosecutions for International Crimes -- 4. Civilian Visual Evidence and Fair Trial Concerns -- Conclusion -- 4. Selectivity and Image-​Based Evidence -- Introduction -- 1. Selectivity in the Creation of Image-​Based Evidence -- 2. Selectivity in the Submission and Use of Image-​Based Evidence -- 2.1 The Nuremberg Trial: A Clear and Present Agenda -- 3. Selectivity in the Presentation of Image-​Based Evidence -- Conclusion -- PART II. ASSESSING THE MEANING OF IMAGE-BASED EVIDENCE -- 5. Questioning the Reliability of Image-​Based Evidence -- Introduction
1. The Assessment of Images in the Courtroom -- 2. 'Seeing Is Believing': The Default Approach to Images -- 3. Is Digital Image-​Based Evidence Reliable? -- 4. Deepfake Technology: Should We Be Worried? -- 4.1 An Overview of Deepfake Technology -- 4.2 The Impact of Deepfake Videos and Images on Fact-​Finding -- 5. Hallmarks of Reliability and Atrocity Crime Prosecutions -- Conclusion -- 6. Pictures Do Not Speak for Themselves -- Introduction -- 1. Understanding Image Content -- 2. Digital Images Require Technical Assessment -- 2.1 Image Compression -- 2.2 Image Resolution -- 2.3 Frame Rate
This edition also issued in print: 2024.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Laws of specific jurisdictions & specific areas of law