Wladimiroff & Waling Advocaten
Prof. MiCHAïL Wladimiroff
Corporate criminal law, International criminal law
Prof. Wladimiroff is one of the leading criminal defence lawyers in the Netherlands. He handles cases for the business community in the Netherlands and abroad. He represents international organisations and conducts proceedings before international courts and tribunals. Prof. Wladimiroff has a seat on many national and international advisory and other committees and partnerships.
Contact: m.wladimiroff@wlaws.com, vCard
Publications
Criminal justice in the Hague | The Hague Legal Capital? Liber in Honorem W.J. Deetman, Hague Academic Press, pp. 65-72
Defending individuals accused of genocide | Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Volume 40 (summer 2008), nr. 1 & 2, at 271-280.
Internationale Vredeshandhaving en het oorlogstribunaal | K.L. Poll-stichting voor Onderwijs, Kunst en Wetenschappen, 2007
De Haagse Poort van tortuur naar rechtvaardigheid | Lezing Haags Historisch Museum, Gevangenpoort 125 jaar musuem
OM te gretig in fraudezaken | het Financieele Dagblad, 4 augustus 2006
Who's in a family? | What's in a Family, Liber Amicorum, Sdu Uitgevers 2006, pp. 225-236
Former heads of state on trial | Cornell International Law Journal, Volume 38 (Fall 2005), nr. 3, at 949-971
Supranationale rechtshandhaving | Emeriti aan het Woord, Studium Generale 2005, deel 1, Utrecht
Individual criminal responsibility in humanitarian law | From Sovereign Impunity to International Accountability, ed. Ramesh Thakur en Peter Malcontent, United Nations University Press 2004, at 103-115
Bedrijfsstrafrecht in de praktijk | Finem 2004
National prosecutions vs International prosecutions | CLN Congresbundel, 2003
Analysis of Defence issues before the ICC | ICLN Congresbundel 2002
Challenges for defence lawyers taking cases before an international tribunal | Deutscher Anwaltstag, Arbeitsgemeinschaft Strafrecht, 2002
Cooperation on criminal matters a defence lawyers perspective | Treaty Enforcement and International Cooperation in Criminal Matters, ed. Rodrigo Yepes-Enríquez en Lisa Tabassi, OPCW 2002, at 242-250
Het verschoningsrecht van de advocaat en mensenrechten | NJCM-Bulletin, Jaargang 26 (2001), nr. 5, pp. 552-563
Internationale ontwikkelingen en grondrechten van burgers | SMVP Congresbundel, 2001
The rights of suspects and accused | Substantive and Procedural Aspects of International Law, the Experience of International and National Courts, ed. Gabrielle Kirk McDonald and Olivia Swaak-Goldman, Vol. I, 2000, at 415-450
The operation of Human Rights before an international criminal court | The Legal Profession and the Protection of Human Rights in Africa, ed. Evelyn A. Ankumah en Edward K. Kwakwa, Africa Legal Aid 2000, at 89-96
