International Criminal Court

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1. Under Rome Statute Article 25(1), the ICC exercises criminal jurisdiction over which persons? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Article 26 excludes ICC jurisdiction over a person who was below what age at the time of the alleged crime? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Which description reflects the ICC's relationship to national criminal jurisdictions under Article 1? Multiple Choice Easy
4. Assume a State with jurisdiction is genuinely investigating the same case, is willing and able to proceed, and no contr… Multiple Choice Medium
5. State A gives a withdrawal notice validly received under Rome Statute Article 127(1). It specifies no later effective d… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A State invokes an ongoing national investigation of the same case to contest ICC admissibility. Evidence establishes t… Multiple Choice Hard
7. A suspect allegedly committed a crime when seventeen. Proceedings begin when he is twenty-five. All other potential ICC… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain complementarity under Rome Statute Articles 1 and 17. Compare a genuine national investigation of the same case… Essay Medium
9. A withdrawing State claims that a valid Article 127 notice immediately erases all accrued obligations and terminates ev… Essay Medium
10. An accused argues that official capacity as a head of government, by itself, exempts her from criminal responsibility u… Essay Medium
11. Under Rome Statute Article22(2), may a crime definition be extended by analogy? Multiple Choice Easy
12. Under Article24(2), if applicable law changes before final judgment, which law applies? Multiple Choice Easy