Please download this .pdf and return the assignment by Thursday March, 18.

ICC members should download this .pdf for their first research assignment. Please submit your responses to westmun18@gmail.com as well as to your adviser or professor by Thursday March 11. These assignments are intended to guide your research but will also count towards a potential “Best Delegate Award.”

If you have sent in an application for the ICC, you should have received an email with your assignment today. Because of volume of responses we have decided to simulate our court case in two separate rooms, aptly named Court A and Court B. However, a few positions remain unfilled. If you have not submitted an application, but would still like to be a part of the ICC, the following positions are available: 2 out of 3 Judges in Court B, all 4 Defendants in Court B.

Please download this .pdf from our ICC Director, Lisa Runyen. This document contains an introduction from Lisa, a guide on how to begin researching for your particular position, and an explanation of the upcoming research assignments. Please check back tomorrow for the first research question. Congratulations to all on your selection to the ICC!

The ICC will be simulating a case from Cambodia involving human trafficking. A .pdf of the summary is available HERE.

Assignments to the court will be made by 3/5. Please watch your emails and return to this site for more updates. ICC delegates should begin researching the background of this case as well as the rules and procedures of the ICC. Reference material and links are included at the end of the case summary.

The application to participate in the International Criminal Court (ICC) simulation can be found here:

ICC Mock Trials Application

Please follow the enclosed instructions to submit your application.