The superior had effective control over the subordinate.

The superior knew or should have known about the subordinate's criminal acts.

The superior failed to take reasonable steps to prevent or punish the subordinate's criminal acts.

The subordinate acted within the scope of their authority.

Command responsibility applies to military superiors, while superior responsibility applies to civilian superiors.

Command responsibility requires knowledge of the subordinate's criminal acts, while superior responsibility does not.

Command responsibility requires the superior to have taken steps to prevent or punish the subordinate's criminal acts, while superior responsibility does not.

Command responsibility applies to acts committed by subordinates, while superior responsibility applies to acts committed by superiors.

A military commander is held responsible for the war crimes committed by his troops.

A police chief is held responsible for the excessive force used by his officers.

A corporate CEO is held responsible for the environmental crimes committed by his company.

A government minister is held responsible for the corruption committed by his subordinates.

A military commander is held responsible for the war crimes committed by his troops.

A police chief is held responsible for the excessive force used by his officers.

A corporate CEO is held responsible for the environmental crimes committed by his company.

A government minister is held responsible for the corruption committed by his subordinates.

The superior was acting under duress.

The superior was acting in self-defense.

The superior was acting to prevent a greater harm.

The superior was acting in accordance with a lawful order.

The superior was acting under duress.

The superior was acting in self-defense.

The superior was acting to prevent a greater harm.

The superior was acting in accordance with a lawful order.

The superior's rank or position.

The subordinate's rank or position.

The nature of the task assigned to the subordinate.

The superior's ability to supervise the subordinate.

The superior's rank or position.

The subordinate's rank or position.

The nature of the task assigned to the subordinate.

The superior's ability to supervise the subordinate.

The superior's rank or position.

The subordinate's rank or position.

The nature of the task assigned to the subordinate.

The superior's ability to supervise the subordinate.

The defense of necessity.

The defense of obedience to orders.

The defense of superior orders.

The defense of mistake of fact.

The defense of necessity.

The defense of obedience to orders.

The defense of superior orders.

The defense of mistake of fact.

Direct command responsibility.

Indirect command responsibility.

Vicarious command responsibility.

Strict command responsibility.

Direct superior responsibility.

Indirect superior responsibility.

Vicarious superior responsibility.

Strict superior responsibility.

The intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group.

The killing of members of the group.

The causing of serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group.

The imposition of conditions of life calculated to bring about the physical destruction of the group.

The widespread or systematic attack against a civilian population.

The murder of members of the civilian population.

The causing of serious bodily or mental harm to members of the civilian population.

The imposition of conditions of life calculated to bring about the physical destruction of the civilian population.