The International Criminal Court Approach to Punishment Objectives

The International law system lacks a specific method in relation to punishment and the evaluation of its objectives. As some national systems, with the transition from the traditional system of punishment to the category of restorative justice, are concerned, the international criminal system pursues an idealistic goal of punishment in the style of the classical internal system. International criminal tribunals, including the ICC, in accordance with the special conditions created within the framework of it, have a special namely peace and reconciliation and at the same time general approach namely classic aims to the aims of punishment. The ICC's approach can be influenced by the procedural law of other international criminal tribunals and preamble of Rome statute. The ICC has also tried to integrate elements of the restorative justice of domestic Legal system into the international criminal justice system in a normative and practical manner. However, reparation in the iCC is not part of the punishments objective but it is effect of punishment.