But it opposes an international criminal court because, despite safeguards against unwarranted prosecutions, it theoretically could pursue American service members.
More cunningly, laws whose intention was very clear, like Mrs Taubira's, have been misinterpreted or misused to bring unwarranted prosecutions against historical works whose objectivity, intellectual rigour and academic excellence in general had been universally welcomed by historians.
That is because Robert Ray, the Independent Counsel who succeeded Ken Starr, is expected to submit his report on suspected abuses of power in the firing and subsequent unwarranted humiliation and prosecution of White House travel office employees as Clinton took office.
One: establish a truly legitimate engine for international justice on a permanent basis, and two: ensure that there are appropriate safeguards in the treaty and the treaty regime so that American personnel are not subject to any unwarranted investigation or prosecution by the court".
Now a prominent defense attorney at the law firm Debevoise & Plimpton, White said she thinks calls from some quarters for more criminal prosecutions are unwarranted.
"To quote President Obama in reference to states which allow for the legal use of marijuana, 'We've got bigger fish to fry.' These unwarranted raids, seizures and prosecutions must stop".
Like Ernesto Miranda (the inspiration for Miranda rights), Mr. Hamdan is hardly a compelling figure, and his prosecution was not unwarranted.
Speaking outside the court, Coulson insisted that he had never lied and the prosecution had been unwarranted.
I know that there is little I can say to abate the anger felt by those who believe that this office's prosecution of Mr Swartz was unwarranted and somehow led to the tragic result of him taking his own life.
