international criminal court
In the United States when a criminal goes from state to state it is hard to tell who has jurisdiction over the case. This is a problem because different states have different laws. Also different states may have more sever punishment for a crime than another state. The same is true for international criminals. Many a time a criminal will leave the country in which they have committed the crime so as to avoid prosecution. Then the country they go to will not extradite them back to the country the crime was committed in and the criminal gets off with no punishment. Or, sometimes there are international criminals. Who prosecutes them? Countries often have radically different legal systems. Some countries are more radical about the steps they take against criminals then others. All these questions have been arising. Many seem to think the answer is in the creation of an international criminal court. An international criminal court was created. It was adopted on July 17, 1998. But what was the thinking behind it? What were the steps taken to create this international criminal court? What countries favored it and which ones were opposed to it? Let’s now take a l
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Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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