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Where does the International criminal court derive their power from?
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Can a war criminal be sentenced to execution at The Hague if the war crime is serious enough?
I do not believe that the International Court has the power to issue an execution order in and of itself. But only the power to RECOMMEND to the country actually holding the alleged war criminal, that a certain course of action be taken.
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