Judicial Procedure of International Criminal Court for Selecting Referral Cases and Realizing Justice

The International Criminal Court apply primary and secondary selection criteria for referral cases. according to its statute, it first consider the benefits of the realization of justice by the criteria related to determining of jurisdiction, admissibility and acceptability,. The secondary criteria applied to each case by Prosecutor after examining the above-mentioned acts are due to the interpretation of the Statute of the Court. The Court has jurisdiction to handle many cases, but due to limitations such as the budget, the government''s cooperation in gathering evidence and the status of the victims, it selects final case between referral cases. The purpose of this paper is to examine the Court''s procedure to establish the primary and secondary selection criteria. In this article, using the descriptive-analytical research method, we are trying to answer the question of what the role of the Court in preventing and combating crimes committed in international and domestic armed conflicts and the realization of justice is.