Andsed wrote:Infected Mushroom wrote:
but what about the damage that this causes to the authority, integrity, and precedential effectiveness of international law (even though its clearly flawed in the OP, its at least a start and the foundation is there)?
i think people are going to remember that she "died in an accident" even though the ICJ wanted something else... not that the ICJ's ruling technically stood but was unenforced
people are going to trust international law even less and when its going to be needed in the future, the infrastructure would have been damaged
Well seeing as these laws would have give a mass murder war criminal a slap on the wrist the ICJ losing power may not be all that much of bad thing.
I get the feeling that Annie is still going to be quite miserable on that island even with undeserved things.
Napoleon had a very unhappy time in exile under similar conditions.