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The International Criminal Court's jurisdiction over nationals of non-party states, including the United States, and the limitations and exceptions to this jurisdiction.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) can, in law, exercise jurisdiction over individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and aggression when those crimes fall within the court’s su...
The United States cannot, by domestic law alone, categorically nullify the International Criminal Court’s authority to investigate alleged war crimes by U.S. citizens when those crimes fall within the...