When is the standard ‘substantial grounds to believe’ applied at the ICC?1 pointWhen an arrest warrant is issuedAt the confirmation of charges stageAt the conviction stageAt the sentencing stage

How has the ICC sought to address the causes of its lengthy proceedings?1 pointThrough amendments to the ICC StatuteBy developing internal manuals identifying lessons learnt and bestpracticesBy restricting the Prosecutor in the number of charges she can bring against a suspectNone of the above

Which of the following statements about trials at the ICC are true?Check all that apply1 pointTrial management and preparation are under strict judicial controlJudges can order a mid-trial acquittalJudges are bound by a guilty pleaJudges are not allowed to enter a conviction of crime or mode of liability different from what the Prosecutor proposes

To obtain a conviction, the prosecution must prove every element of the offenseGroup of answer choicesbeyond a reasonable doubt.beyond a shadow of a doubtby an means necessary.substantive and adjective doubt.

Which of the following elements does not fall into the consideration of the gravity determination in selecting a situation at the ICC?1 pointThe scale of crimesThe nature of crimesThe impact on the local and international communityThe rank of the perpetrator

Which standard of proof is necessary for arresting a juvenile?Group of answer choicesreasonable suspicionprobable causepreponderance of evidenceclear and convincing evidence