Analysis of Citations of the Rome Statute in U.S. Federal Case Law

Lailey Rezai

Case summaries for cases citing Rome Statute

Written for AMICC by Sarah S. Kanabar

Treatment of the Rome Statute Citations in U.S. Courts (2009-2014)

2009-2014

U.S. Federal Case law Citations to the Rome Statute

Written for AMICC by Lailey Rezai on August 12, 2014

U.S. Federal Courts Rely on the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in Civil Cases

By Duane W. Krohnke, Adjunct Professor, University of Minnesota Law School

Questions and Answers on the article "Hearsay and the Rights of the Accused: A Comparison of U.S. Law and Anticipated Practices of the International Criminal Court"

Last updated February 8, 2006

US Federal Case Law Citations to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court

Researched and complied by Amitis Khojasteh and Douglas Dunbar; updated May 26, 2010

Comparison: The U.S. Constitution vs. The International Criminal Court’s Rome Statute

Monroe Leigh

The ICC Statute and US Constitutional Questions

Researched by Alexander Ward; Written by Alexander Ward and Wasana Punyasena; Last updated September 16, 2004

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18 USCS § 1091

Genocide; 2003 (ammended by Genocide Accountability Act in 2007)

Genocide Accountatbility Act of 2007

House of Representatives; December 05, 2007

Genocide Accountability Act

S.888; Genocide; January 4, 2007

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18 USCS § 2441

War Crimes

18 USCS § 3261-3267

Criminal offenses...; Arrest and Commitment; Delivery to authorities of foreign countries; Limitation on renewal; Initial proceedings; Regulations; Definitions

Child Soldiers Accountability Act of 2008

S. 2135; Public Law; January 3, 2008

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18 USC § 32

Destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities (Crimes Against Humanity: Deportation, Murder)

18 USC § 33

Destruction of motor vehicles or motor vehicle facilities (Crimes Against Humanity: Murder)

18 USC § 37

Violence at International Airports (Crimes Against Humanity: Murdert)

18 USC § 242

deprivation of rights under color of law (Crimes against Humanity: Enslavement, Extermination, imprisonment)

18 USC §112

Protection of foreign officials, official guests and internationally protected persons (Crimes against humanity: murder)

18 USC §115

Influencing, impeding or reatliating against a Federal official by threatening or injuring a family member (Crimes against humanity: murder)

18 USC §844f

(Crimes against humanity: murder)

18 USC §878

Threadts and extortion against foreign officials, offical guests or internationally protected persons (Crimes against humanity: murder)

18 USC §930c

Possession of firearms and dangerous weapons in Federal facilities (Crimes against humanity: murder)

18 USC §1111

Murder (Crimes against humanity: murder)

18 USC §1114

Protection of Federal employees (Crimes against humanity: murder)

18 USC §1116

Murder or manslaughter of foreign official, offical guests or internationally protected persons (Crimes against humanity: murder)