Decisions of international tribunals (case law or jurisprudence) can be found in multiple locations depending on the court, with the websites for the respective courts being one of easiest places to find them. Listed below are some additional sources for finding international court jurisprudence.
Additionally, to locate the work of highly regarded publicists, the pages in this guide discussing how to find books and journal articles are your best option.
This link opens in a new windowThis database has the full text of the most important decisions, including concurring and dissenting opinions. Distinguished experts in the field of international criminal law provide commentary on the most important decisions of the tribunals. The online version has cases and commentary up to 2007. The Library for International and Public Affairs has some of the volumes from this set, but not the complete set.
This searchable compilation of international court jurisprudence includes many international criminal tribunals. Please note that this database is not up-to-date.
This website from the World Legal Information Institute provides searchable access to a wide variety of international court decisions. You can search the entire database, general categories, or individual courts. Because the search interface is basic, you should review the help page for assistance before searching.