Australia’s response to “malign foreign influence”: An overview of the Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme
Explore Australia’s response to “malign foreign influence” as outlined in the Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme.
DetailsDennis Miralis is a leading Australian defence lawyer with over 20 years of experience. Dennis is a Partner at Nyman Gibson Miralis and specialises in international criminal law.
Corporate criminal liability in Australia: A radical transformation on the way?
Explore what legislation guides how a company is held responsible for the actions of its people, and proposed changes by the Australian Law Reform Commission.
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What factors are considered in determining the viability of a Deferred Prosecution Agreement?
Explore a recent case study involving the U.K. Serious Fraud Office, a UK-based, internationally operating company and the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Are war criminals also entitled to a fair trial?
Discover how and why the International Criminal Court ensures a fair trial for those accused of the most serious international crimes, such as war crimes.
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How does the International Criminal Court determine who to investigate and prosecute?
How does the International Criminal Court determine who to investigate and prosecute?
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International law and judicial cooperation: The role of memoranda of understanding
Discover how memoranda of understanding are used by courts in matters of international law.
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How does the International Criminal Court (ICC) conduct preliminary examinations into war crimes?
Discover how and when the International Criminal Court conducts preliminary investigations into war crimes.
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Recommendations for addressing Interpol Red Notice abuse: The European perspective
A recent study requested by the European Parliament suggests that Interpol’s recent reforms have not been sufficiently implemented. Explore the recommendations.
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12 key steps to requesting Mutual Legal Assistance from Australia
A step-by-step guide to seeking mutual legal assistance in criminal matters from Australia.
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The International Criminal Court and the 18th Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute: Some Key points
Explore the key points covered in the 18th Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute, including key challenges and recent successes.
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