Head of State Immunity in International Law. The Charles TaylorCase before the Special Court for Sierra Leone
2013
This work focuses on the case of former Liberian President
Charles Taylor before the Special Court for Sierra Leone. The
Taylor case well demonstrates collision of the two interests in
contemporary international law: the growing need for
international accountability for crimes under international law
and a system of immunities. The aim of this work is to
illustrate how the legal basis of the court may affect
availability of immunity ratione personae and ratione materiae.
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