The Court found that Mongolia failed to comply with its obligation to arrest and surrender Putin when he visited in September. The judges referred the matter to the Assembly of States Parties. The finding illustrates that even a judicial ruling cannot itself compel a state to make an arrest.
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What does the Mongolia non-cooperation decision reveal?
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The ICC has no police force and depends on state cooperation.
The ICC has its own police force that can arrest suspects.
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The Court depends on state cooperation for arrest and surrender.