التعاون بين الدولة المتحفظة و المحكمة الجنائية الدولية في تنفيذ أمر القبض

Abstract EN

The arrest procedings in the custodial State where the person suspected of crimes within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court is located are subject to several legal controls in terms of content and duplication of procedures; starting with the application by the Prosecutor, to the satisfaction of the Pre-Trial Chamber to which the application is addressed, and the issuance of an warrant, after consideration of the evidence and information provided by the Prosecutor; Who can modify the arrest warrant with a second request depending on the evolution of the case, and as the International Criminal Court does not have an arrest mechanism, it relies on the implementation of the warrants cooperation between it and the custodial State, whether these countries are party to the court or not, but The implementation of these procedures faces many obstacles, including what is enshrined in the statute of the court, or the reluctance of some countries to implement the arrest warrant.