THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND UNITED STATES’ OPPOSITION
The International Criminal Court is a court that was established to prosecutewar criminals. The treaty that cr eated the International Criminal Court (ICC)was originally signed by the US but was later “unsigned” by Presid ent Bush.This thesis analyzes the reasons behind the US opposition to this cou...
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| Summary: | The International Criminal Court is a court that was established to prosecutewar criminals. The treaty that cr
eated the International Criminal Court (ICC)was originally signed by the US but was later “unsigned” by Presid
ent Bush.This thesis analyzes the reasons behind the US opposition to this court anddetails the US policy in r
egards to this court. By analyzing the complaintsgiven by those who oppose the ICC and examining the exhaustiv
e US policy inregards to the ICC, the paper illustrates how adamantly the US opposes thiscourt.
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