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If a person who has been charged by the International Court attempts entry to Bermuda will they be detained and transferred to the Court for trial?
Yes, if a person charged by the International Criminal Court (ICC) attempts entry into Bermuda, they will be detained and transferred to the Court.Although Bermuda handles its own domestic laws, its international affairs, defense, and security are managed by the United Kingdom.
So, now we know why Donald did not attend his son's recent wedding in Bermuda!
Yes, if a person charged by the International Criminal Court (ICC) attempts entry into Bermuda, they will be detained and transferred to the Court.Although Bermuda handles its own domestic laws, its international affairs, defense, and security are managed by the United Kingdom.
So, now we know why Donald did not attend his son's recent wedding in Bermuda!
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