Triple

Target class: aspect of international criminal law
Context triple: [Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, instanceOf, aspect of international criminal law]

• A. interpretive concept in international criminal law
  An interpretive concept in international criminal law is a legal notion or principle whose meaning is shaped through judicial interpretation and scholarly analysis to guide the application and development of international criminal norms.
• B. international criminal law instrument
  An international criminal law instrument is a formal legal document—such as a treaty, statute, or convention—that establishes, defines, or regulates criminal responsibility and procedures at the international level.
• C. subject of international law
  A subject of international law is an entity recognized by the international legal system as having rights, duties, and the capacity to act on the international plane, such as states, international organizations, and in some cases individuals.
• D. organ of an international criminal tribunal
  An organ of an international criminal tribunal is an institutional component, such as a chamber, office, or administrative body, that performs specific judicial, prosecutorial, or support functions necessary for the tribunal’s operation and mandate.
• E. unit of the International Criminal Court chosen
  A unit of the International Criminal Court is an organizational subdivision within the Court’s institutional structure, responsible for carrying out specific judicial, prosecutorial, administrative, or support functions in furtherance of its mandate to investigate and prosecute serious international crimes.
• F. None of above.