Legal approaches to the improvement of modern international criminal law and their need
The article examines the philosophical and legal foundations of international criminal law, the problems of the influence of its sources on the current state of this branch of law and its institutions, in particular issues of dual citizenship, as well as the prevention of administrative and criminal offenses. It is shown that, first of all, the development of international criminal law is faced with administrative and legal restrictions related to differences in the general concept of criminal law in the world and own security of the state. The system of international criminal law does not rely on existing international agreements in considering a number of cases related to violations of individual rights, but is more punitive. At the same time, this law implies stricter adherence to procedural procedures and principles of material justice, which often leads to paradoxical decisions in which the material side of the matter is not subject to consideration. Real law enforcement approaches are being put forward, it is said that in the system of international criminal law it is necessary to undertake a review of the principles and methods of law enforcement interpretations, and to adopt the supremacy of the principles of liberal criminal law. All this is impossible without considering international criminal law as an independent industry, revising the methods for interpreting its norms, defining this institution as an instrument of justice, and not administratively eliminating violations of the national judicial system at the level of one state.