The Appeals Chamber found Jordan failed to comply with its duty to arrest Omar al-Bashir during an Arab League summit, while clarifying the Court’s reasoning on head-of-state immunity. The case exposed the gap between legal findings and enforcement: the referral to political bodies did not itself produce arrest.
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What enforcement problem did the Jordan non-cooperation ruling illustrate?
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The Court can find non-compliance and refer it, but cannot itself carry out an arrest.
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