Rome Statute of the ICC, Article 28 — Command responsibility

International Criminal Court · icc-cpi.int (entered into force 1 Jul 2002)

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Codifies command responsibility — military and civilian superiors are criminally responsible for crimes by subordinates where they knew or should have known and failed to prevent or punish. Relevant frame for any future judicial process on Karuna-era Eastern-command vs LTTE-HQ attribution. TLTE describes; we do not invoke.

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