Citaat | Rechtbank 's-Gravenhage 24 juli 2007

Alinea 34 Rechtbank 's-Gravenhage 24 juli 2007

Een alinea uit Rechtbank 's-Gravenhage 24 juli 2007, ECLI:NL:RBSGR:2007:BB8462.

14. The criminal jurisdiction of a State is understood to be the jurisdiction that a state - in accordance with international law - has given to a criminal law. With a view of the interests to be protected, it concerns the right which the State granted to itself to apply the national criminal law. In the first place, the jurisdiction of a State has significance for the State itself; jurisdiction is a condition to institute a prosecution for the State. Also, the jurisdiction of a State can have significance for other States, such as in casu the criminal law of the State is applicable to criminal facts committed on the territory of another State. Thirdly, jurisdiction naturally also has significance for those who will be possibly subjected to it.

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