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The United States and the International Criminal Court: Is It Time to Reaffirm Our Signatory Status to the Rome Statute?

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World
- Rome Statute article 1
  The Court
- Rome Statute article 3
  Seat of the Court
- Rome Statute article 13
  Exercise of jurisdiction
- Rome Statute article 15
  Prosecutor
- Rome Statute article 17
  Issues of admissibility
- Rome Statute article 34
  Organs of the Court
- Rome Statute article 126
  Entry into force

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Quote:	“…in signing the Rome Statute, the outgoing President Clinton expressly indicated his intent to advise the next President not to ‘submit the treaty to the Senate for advice and consent [i.e., ratification] until our fundamental concerns are satisfied.’”
Source:	Air University / Wild Blue Yonder
Published:	December 06, 2021
Added:	August 30, 2023
DB ID:	283

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