Memorandum of Agreement between Oxford University Press and Judge Antonio Cassese for a script for publication provisionally entitled "Commentary on the Statute for an International Criminal Court", 19/3/99
Memorandum on an International Commentary to the Statute of the International Criminal Court
Contributor’s outlines include: Antonio Cassese "From Nuremberg to Rome"; Annalisa Ciampi "The Obligation to Cooperate"; John Dugard "The ICC and Truth and Reconciliation Commissions: Possible Conflicts"; P. Gaeta "Article 27 – Irrelevance of Official Capacity"; John R.W.D. Jones "Organisation of the Court (Articles 34-41); C. Jorda "Les victims et la Cour Penale Internationale"; Peter Malanczuk "Article 72 – Protection of National Security Information"; Francesca Martines "Article 4 – The Legal Status of the Court"; Judge Patrick Robinson "The Missing Crimes"; William A. Schabas "Penalties and the ICC Statute"; Bert Swart, Franck Terrier, Wyngaert – commentaries on the ICC Statute
Memos concerning ICC documentation: Committee of the Whole list of documents; Report by John Hocking on a recent session of the Preparatory Commission on the ICC: role of the ICTY, rules of procedure and evidence, elements of the crimes, seminar on victims, recommendations for further action; Update on signatures and ratifications to the ICC Statute
General outline, "The ICC’s Statute – A Commentary: the Path to Rome, Structure of the ICC, Jurisdiction, General Principles of International Criminal Law, International Criminal Proceedings
Rome Statute of the ICC adopted by the United Nations Diplomatic Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court on 17 July 1998
Documents from ICC PrepCom and Rome Conference
Correspondence with Oxford University Press with draft contract for the publication of the Commentary on the ICC Statute

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