MARCH 8TH, 2024
Greetings, Your Excellency, Antonio Guterres, Secretary General, United Nations
We Respectfully Offer Forward This REFERENCE As Decided By The ICC In The Matters Of Head Of State Claim Of Absolute Immunity :
- We Note That The United States Supreme Court Has Scheduled A Hearing For Submissions On The Questions Of Former President Donald J Trump Regarding His Claims Of Immunity
- The Oral Dissertations Provide Substantive Guideposts
- "At all times material to this appeal, Sudan was not a State Party to the Statute of the International Criminal Court, popularly known as the ‘Rome Statute’. But, it was a Member State of the United Nations, and was bound as such by the UN Charter"
- Note : USA Regarding The Rome Statute : "The United States is not a party to the Rome Statute, which established the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2002. The U.S. participated in the negotiations of the treaty but was one of only seven countries that voted against it in 19981. President Bill Clinton signed the Rome Statute in 2000, indicating an intention to consider ratification, but he did not submit it to the Senate for advice and consent1. Subsequent administrations have varied in their approach to the ICC, with the George W. Bush administration stating it would not join the ICC, while the Obama administration re-established a working relationship with the court as an observer1. As of March 2023, the U.S. maintains its position as a non-party state12."
We Offer Our Prayers Toward All Institutions Of Justice.
Regards,
Ralph SQYX Goodwin
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