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The International Criminal Court (ICC) (also called the International Criminal Court) is a permanent international court of justice whose mission is to try people accused of committing crimes of genocide, war, aggression and against humanity.
Investigation and prosecution
Investigating the facts that were constituting crimes which can be started in three ways (art. 13):
• By referral by a State Party to the Court of a particular situation;
• At the request of the United Nations Security Council (where the inverted veto is applied)
• Ex officio by the Prosecutor of the Court.
Once the Prosecutor handles these records, he can either file them or file an indictment that is reviewed by the House of Preliminary Affairs, which reviews the records asserted by the Prosecutor. If appropriate, the accusation is accepted, which becomes known to the Court of First Instance, where the trial is held. Once acquitted or convicted, both the Prosecutor and the convicted person, as appropriate, may appeal or marry before the Court of Appeals.
Penalties and compliance
The penalties that the sentence may establish may be imprisonment for a period not exceeding 30 years, or (due to the seriousness of the crimes) life imprisonment, in addition to a fine and the confiscation of the species that are the property of the convicted person (art 77).
The sentence can be carried out in the country where the Court is based (Netherlands) or in another according to the agreements that may be established between the Court and other countries.
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