Abstract:
Where are we coming from? From victor’s justice at Nuremberg to victim’s justice with Pinochet, or how to prosecute a criminal dictator without having previously defeated him, without governmental support, for the simple sake of justice.
Description:
Lecture delivered February 19, 2014 at Haverford College in Chase Auditorium as part of the three lecture series,
The Quest for Justice: Our journey to Ithaca, towards a more just and safer world. Carlos Castresana, public prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Spain, is a visiting professor at Haverford College, where he is teaching a course on International Criminal Law and co-teaching a course on Transitional Justice.
