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A Pen Without a Sword: The International Criminal Court

April 6, 2017
by William Tong with No Comment International Law

International criminal law is defined by lofty goals. The branch of law seeks to establish direct criminal responsibility for individuals across state lines by creating transnational mechanisms for adjudication and enforcement of international human rights treaties. The main body for this adjudicati ...

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