 International Criminal Court," 33 Colum. J. Transnat'l. L. 74, 76 (1995).
 Roy S Lee, ed. (1999). The International Criminal Court: The Making of the Rome Statute.  The Hague: Kluwer Law International. 
 Madeline Morris, ed. (2001). "The United States and the International Criminal Court", Law and Contemporary Problems, Winter 2001, vol. 64, no. 1. Accessed January 2, 2008.
 Michael P. Scharf (1999). "The Politics behind U.S. Opposition to the International Criminal Court", Brown J. World Aff., Winter/Spring 1999, vol. VI, p. 97.
 Jason Ralph (2007). Defending the Society of States.  Why America Opposes the International Criminal Court and its Vision of World Society, Oxford University Press. 
 Rebecca Hamilton (2011). Fighting for Darfur: Public Action and the Struggle to Stop Genocide, Palgrave Macmillan, Chs. 5, 11.

External links
 Objections to the ICC under the U.S. Constitution and International Law
 The Pitfalls of Universal Jurisdiction: Risking Judicial Tyranny by Henry Kissinger
 A reply to Henry Kissinger's paper by Benjamin B. Ferencz, a former Prosecutor at the Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
 Why Bilateral Agreements with the U.S. are not valid under Art.98 of ICC Statute by Derechos.org
 American Justice and the International Criminal Court Remarks by John R. Bolton, Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security, at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. on November 3, 2003
 U.S. Policy Regarding the International Criminal Court Congressional Research Service Report for Congress, Updated April 26, 2006
 

Category:Human rights in the United States
Category:International Criminal Court
Category:Foreign relations of the United States John Greenleaf Whittier

John Greenleaf Whittier (December 17, 1807 – September 7, 1892) was an American Quaker poet and advocate of the abolition of slavery in the United States. Frequently listed as one of the fireside poets, he was influenced by the Scottish poet Robert Burns. Whittier is remembered particularly for his anti-slavery writings as well as his book Snow-Bound.

Biography

Early life and work
John Greenleaf Whittier was born to John and Abigail (H
International Criminal Court, " 33 Colum. J. Transnat'l. L. 74, 76 (1995). 
  Roy S Lee, ed. (1999). The International Criminal Court: The Making of the Rome Statute.   The Hague: Kluwer Law International. 
  Madeline Morris, ed. (2001). " The United States and the International Criminal Court ", Law and Contemporary Problems, Winter 2001, vol. 64, no. 1. Accessed January 2, 2008. 
  Michael P. Scharf (1999). " The Politics behind U.S. Opposition to the International Criminal Court ", Brown J. World Aff. , Winter / Spring 1999, vol. VI, p.   97. 
  Jason Ralph (2007). Defending the Society of States.   Why America Opposes the International Criminal Court and its Vision of World Society, Oxford University Press. 
  Rebecca Hamilton (2011). fight for Darfur: Public Action and the Struggle to check Genocide, Palgrave Macmillan, Chs. 5, 11. 

 External links 
  Objections to the ICC under the U.S. Constitution and International Law 
  The Pitfalls of Universal Jurisdiction: Risking discriminative Tyranny by Henry Kissinger 
  A reply to Henry Kissinger's paper by Benjamin B. Ferencz, a former Prosecutor at the Subsequent Nuremberg Trials 
  Why Bilateral Agreements with the U.S. are not valid under Art.98 of ICC Statute by Derechos.org 
  American Justice and the International Criminal Court Remarks by John R. Bolton, Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security, at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. on November 3, 2003 
  U.S. Policy see the International Criminal Court Congressional Research Service Report for Congress, Updated April 26, 2006 
 

 Category: Human rights in the United States 
 Category: International Criminal Court 
 class: alien relations of the United States John Greenleaf Whittier 

 John Greenleaf Whittier (December 17, 1807 – September 7, 1892) was an American Quaker poet and advocate of the abolition of bondage in the United States. Frequently listed as one of the fireside poets, he was influenced by the Scottish poet Robert Burns. Whittier is remember particularly for his anti - slavery writings as well as his book Snow - Bound. 

 Biography 

 Early life and employment 
 John Greenleaf Whittier was born to John and Abigail (H
 Inhernational Criminal Couvt," 33 Colum. J. Transnat'l. L. 74, 76 (1995).
 Rog S Lee, dd. (1999). The International Criminel Ciurt: Uke Making of the Romd Statute.  The Hatue: Jouwer Law Mhternatljnal. 
 Madzlmne Morris, ed. (2001). "Jhe United Sdates and the Hngexnational Criminal Court", Law and Coneemporaty Problems, Wintgr 2001, vpj. 64, nk. 1. Accessed January 2, 2008.
 Michael P. Scgarf (1999). "Tie Politics behond U.S. Opposition to the Ijterjational Criminal Fourt", Brown J. Wjeld Aff., Wintdr/Spring 1999, nml. VI, p. 97.
 Jaaon Ralph (2007). Defending the Societh of Xtates.  Whi Zmftica Opposes the Pnternational Criminan Court and its Visiok of Xorle Society, Oxford Univxrsity Press. 
 Rebeccw Hamiltot (2011). Fighting for Dardue: Pubnic Dctiub avd uhe Sfrugglf tk Stop Genkcide, Palgrqve Macmillan, Chs. 5, 11.

Txtqgmal links
 Obnectiogs to the ICC under the U.S. Constitution atd Jnternational Law
 The Putfalls of Universal Uurisdictyon: Risking Judicial Tyranny by Henry Kissinger
 A replb go Kckry Yusdinger's paper by Benjamin B. Ferencz, a former [doxebutor at the Subscquent Nuremberg Ttiwlx
 Why Bilaterau Agrezjehts with the U.S. arf not vwlid ynder Art.98 of OCC Statute by Derechos.org
 Qmerican Jusnice and the Internatilnal Crimincl Coutt Remsrks by John R. Bolton, Uuder Sscretary fog Arms Cohgrol and Internagiokal Security, at the American Qnterprisx Inscitute iv Waxhingtjn, D.C. on Nlvembcs 3, 2003
 U.S. Policy Regagding tve Internahional Criminal Court Congressional Research Xesvibe Report for Gongress, Updateq April 26, 2006
 

Cateyory:Humau righgs in the Lnited Stetes
Category:Ynternational Friminal Couct
Categorr:Forwign relatiuvs of the Unitrd States John Greebleaf Whittier

John Grgehleaf Whittier (Btcenber 17, 1807 – Septembrr 7, 1892) wws ai Amewhcan Quaker [oet ana advozate of the xbolotion of slavery in dhe Hnited States. Freqiektly listgd as one of the firesode poets, he was ijflueiced bb the Xcojtish poet Robert Burns. Whittied is remelbeved particulawly nor ris anti-slcvery writings as well as his book Snow-Biund.

Biography

Earli life and work
John Gteekleaf Whittixr was born to Bohn and Abigail (H
International Criminal Court," 33 Colum. J. Transnat'l. 76 Roy S ed. (1999). The of Rome Statute. The Kluwer Law International. Morris, ed. (2001). "The United States the International Criminal Court", Law and Contemporary Problems, Winter 2001, vol. 64, no. Accessed January 2, 2008. Michael P. Scharf (1999). "The Politics behind U.S. Opposition the Criminal Brown World Aff., Winter/Spring 1999, vol. VI, p. 97. Jason Ralph (2007). Defending the Society of States. America Opposes the International Criminal Court and its of World Society, Oxford Press. Rebecca Hamilton (2011). Fighting Darfur: Action and Struggle Stop Palgrave Macmillan, Chs. 11. External links Objections to the ICC under the U.S. Constitution and International Law The Pitfalls of Jurisdiction: Risking by Henry A to Kissinger's paper by Ferencz, a former Prosecutor at the Why Bilateral Agreements with the U.S. are not under Art.98 ICC Statute by Derechos.org American Justice the International Criminal Court Remarks by John R. Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security, at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, November 3, 2003 U.S. Regarding the International Court Research Report Congress, Updated 26, 2006 Category:Human rights in the United States Category:International Criminal Court relations of the United States John Greenleaf Whittier John Greenleaf 17, – September 7, was an American Quaker and of the abolition of the States. one the poets, he was influenced the Scottish poet Robert Burns. is remembered particularly for as his book Snow-Bound. Biography Early life and John Greenleaf Whittier was born to John Abigail (H
 International Criminal CourT," 33 Colum. J. TraNsnat'L. L. 74, 76 (1995).
 ROy S leE, ed. (1999). THe InTernational CriMInal court: The Making of the RomE StatUtE.  the HAGuE: KluwEr Law InTErNATioNaL. 
 MAdeLiNE MOrris, Ed. (2001). "THe UniteD States and The inTernational CRImInal Court", LAw aNd ContemporaRy PRoblemS, WIntER 2001, vol. 64, nO. 1. AcCesseD JanuaRY 2, 2008.
 MichaEl P. Scharf (1999). "thE politiCS behind u.s. opPosiTion to the InternatIOnAL Criminal Court", brown J. woRLd aFF., WiNteR/Spring 1999, vol. vI, P. 97.
 JasoN ralph (2007). DeFEnDING thE society of StatEs.  Why AmericA oppOses thE INteRNationAl CriMiNAl COurt and its VIsioN of World SOciety, oXford UnIVersity press. 
 REbeCca hamiLToN (2011). FIghTiNG foR daRfuR: pubLic ActioN aNd The StRuggLE TO stop genOcidE, PalgRave Macmillan, chs. 5, 11.

exteRNal Links
 objecTionS tO the IcC undeR the U.s. COnstitution and INterNational LAw
 THe pitFaLls of uNiversAl JUriSdictioN: RiskinG judIcIAL tyRanny by Henry KissinGeR
 a RePly to HenRy KissINgEr'S Paper by BEnJamIn B. FEREncz, a FormER PRosecutoR at the sUbSeQuent NuReMberg TRiAls
 why bilatERal AGreemeNts with tHe U.S. aRE not valid under aRt.98 of ICC StatutE By dEReCHos.oRg
 AMerican JustIce aND the inteRNaTioNAl CriMinal coURt rEmarks by John R. Bolton, unDer SecRetarY for Arms ContrOl and InterNATIonal SecUritY, At THe American EnteRprisE Institute IN WashingTon, D.C. On NovembEr 3, 2003
 U.S. PolicY rEgarding The intErnAtiONAl criminal Court cONgreSsIonal ReSeaRch ServIce repOrt For coNgress, UpdAted ApriL 26, 2006
 

CAtEgOrY:HuMan riGHts in the unIteD STatEs
CatEGory:InTernaTionAl crIMinAl Court
cAtEGOry:FOrEiGn reLatIoNs of tHe UnITed states JOhn GreenlEaf wHittIeR

JOhn GreeNleaf Whittier (deCember 17, 1807 – SeptEmBer 7, 1892) Was an AMERican QuaKer poet and advocate of the ABolitioN of SlaveRy in The United staTes. FreQueNTly lisTed as oNe of tHe FirESIde poETS, hE waS iNfluenced bY THe SCottiSh Poet robert BUrns. Whittier is remeMBerEd particularlY foR his ANTi-SlaVErY WriTiNGs aS WEll as his book SnoW-Bound.

BiogRaPHy

early life aND woRk
john GreEnleaf WHittiER was borN to John anD Abigail (H
 International Criminal Co urt," 33 C olum.  J.  Tr an snat 'l.L. 74, 76 (199 5 ).
Roy S Lee, ed. (1999).  TheIn t erna t io nal C riminal Co u r t:Th eMak in g  o f the  Ro me Stat ute.  TheHag ue : Kluwer Law In ternationa l.
 Madeline M orr is, ed .(20 0 1). " The  Unit ed Sta t es and  the Inte rn a tional Crimina l Co urt" , Law and Contemp o ra r y Problems, Wi nter 2 00 1 ,v o l.64,  no. 1. Ac ce ssedJ anuary2 ,2 0 0 8.Michael P. Sc harf (1999) .  "T he Pol it ics behind  U.S.  O p pos ition to th e In ternation al Cri m inal Co u rt", Br own J.  Wo rld  Aff . ,Wi nte r/ S pri n g199 9 , v ol. VI,p.  9 7.
 J ason R a l ph ( 200 7).Defen ding the Soci ety  ofS tat es. Why A meri ca  Oppo ses th e Int er national Crimin al C ourt andits  V isi on  of W o rld So cie ty,  Oxford  Univer s ity  P r e s s.  
 Rebecca Hamilto n( 2 01 1). Figh ting f o rDa r fur: Pub li c A ctio n and t he S t ru ggle toStop G e no ci de, Pal gr ave Ma cm ill an,  Chs. 5, 1 1.

Ex ternal l inksObjections tot he ICC undert he U .S .  Con sti tution andInte r nati onal La w
T he Pi tfall so fU niversal Jurisdicti on : Risk ing J udicial Tyran ny by Henr y K issinger 
 Ar ep l y to Henry Kis singe r's paperb y Benjam in B.  Ferencz , a forme r Prosecut oratthe  Su b s eq uent Nurember g Tria ls 
 Why B ila teral A gre eme nts  wi th  the U.S.  are not  v al id  u nde r Art . 98 of IC CSta tu teby De r echos. org
Amer ic an Jus tice an d  t h e  Int er na tion alCr imina l Co u rtRemarks  by JohnR.B olto n,  U nder Se cretary for A rm s Controlan d I nterna t i onal Sec urity, at the AmericanE nterpri seInsti tute  in Washi ngt on, D. C.o n Nove mber 3 , 200 3 U. S .  Poli c y  R ega rd ing the In t e rna tiona lCrim inal Co urt CongressionalR ese arch ServiceRep ortf o rCon g re s s,Up d ate d April 26, 2006 

Categor y: H um an rightsi n t he  United  States 
Cate g ory:Int ernationa l Crimina lCour t Cat egory:Fore ign rela tions oft he Un i te d Sta tes  JohnGr een leafWhitti e r
JohnGreenl ea f Whit tier(D ecember17, 1807 – September 7,  1892)  wasanAmericanQua k erpoet andadvo cate of th e a bol ition  of slave ry i n  t heU nited  Sta t es. Frequ e nt lyl i st ed as one o f t hefires ide poets,  hewas influenced by the Scottish p oetR o ber t B u rns.  W hittier is rem emb er e d  particu la rly for his  anti-sl av e ry wr itings  as we ll as h i s  b o ok Sno w-Bo und .

Biogra phy 
E arly li fe  a n d work 
Joh nGreenl eaf Wh i ttie r was born to John  andA b igail (H
 International_Criminal Court,"_33 Colum. J. Transnat'l._L. 74,_76_(1995).
 Roy_S_Lee, ed. (1999)._The International Criminal_Court: The Making of_the Rome Statute.__The Hague: Kluwer Law International. 
 Madeline Morris, ed. (2001). "The United States and_the_International Criminal_Court",_Law_and Contemporary Problems, Winter 2001,_vol. 64, no. 1. Accessed_January 2,_2008.
 Michael P. Scharf (1999). "The Politics behind_U.S._Opposition to the_International Criminal Court", Brown J. World Aff., Winter/Spring 1999,_vol. VI, p. 97.
 Jason Ralph (2007)._Defending the Society_of_States._ Why America Opposes_the International Criminal Court and its_Vision of World Society, Oxford University_Press. 
 Rebecca Hamilton (2011). Fighting for_Darfur: Public Action and the Struggle_to Stop Genocide, Palgrave Macmillan,_Chs. 5,_11.

External links
 Objections to the_ICC under the_U.S. Constitution_and International Law
_The Pitfalls of Universal Jurisdiction: Risking_Judicial Tyranny by_Henry Kissinger
 A reply to Henry_Kissinger's_paper by Benjamin_B._Ferencz,_a former_Prosecutor at the_Subsequent_Nuremberg Trials
_Why_Bilateral Agreements with the U.S. are_not_valid under Art.98 of ICC Statute by_Derechos.org
 American Justice and_the_International Criminal Court Remarks_by John R. Bolton, Under_Secretary for Arms Control and International_Security, at_the American_Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. on November 3, 2003
 U.S. Policy_Regarding the International Criminal Court Congressional_Research Service Report for_Congress, Updated_April_26, 2006
 

Category:Human_rights_in the_United States
Category:International Criminal Court
Category:Foreign relations of the_United States_John Greenleaf Whittier

John Greenleaf Whittier (December_17, 1807 – September_7,_1892) was an American Quaker poet_and advocate of the abolition of_slavery in the United States._Frequently_listed_as one of the fireside_poets, he was influenced by the_Scottish poet Robert_Burns. Whittier is remembered particularly for his_anti-slavery_writings as well as his book_Snow-Bound.

Biography

Early_life and work
John Greenleaf Whittier was_born_to_John and Abigail (H