by edited, revised, and updated by Terry D. Gill (2003)
"As was true for previous editions of this book, the present edition offers the nonspecialist reader: the politician, diplomat, journalist or student of international law and relations - a guide and introduction to the International Court of Justice; what it is and how it works." "This sixth edition utilizes Shabtai Rosenne's original text wherever possible and provides a complete revision of Rosenne's work and updates new material wherever necessary. The step by step explanation of how a case is tried is still based on the Military and Paramilitary Activities in and against Nicaragua case, due to the fact that virtually every procedural situation that exists played a role in that case, as well as to the continuing influence of that case on the role of the Court."--BOOK JACKET.
Donna Leon
When renowned opera conductor Helmut Wellauer is found dead in his dressing room, the victim of cyanide poisoning, Guido Brunetti, the Vice Commissario of the Venice police, must sift through several suspects.
Edna Buchanan
Forty-five years after the unsolved shooting of a former mayor at a waterfront property, the Miami Police Department's Cold Case Squad reopens the case, which has strange ties to a conflict over turning the property into a series of high rises.
Toni L. P. Kelner
New from the Agatha Award-winning author...Entertainment reporter Tilda Harper has to pin down a pinup queen's killer. Freelance reporter Tilda Harper is working on two articles simultaneously-one about a former pinup model and one about an old Western show.But when she discovers the pinup queen brutally murdered, she finds that the two stories may have some disturbing connections.
Eloise Jarvis McGraw
Searching for a treasure their great-grandfather left in a "money room" on his farm in Oregon, two children realize that someone else is also searching.